Sentence examples for feel bolder from inspiring English sources

Every stupid comment makes the enemy feel bolder or makes our guys have less of an edge.

And with the assumptions of the past decade now popped, the older among the recession youth might feel bolder striking out in more creative directions.

Observations that striking a power pose will make you feel bolder, smiling makes you feel happy or that placing a pair of "big brother" eyes on the wall will protect against theft have all failed to stand up to replication.

These four restaurants are different; here, a creation might smack distinctively of cardamom and saffron, or amchur (dried mango powder) and garlic, or simply cloves or fenugreek, or another single spice or elementary combination; such dishes feel bolder and more distinctive than those that are simply "spicy".

"Sometimes I feel bold," she says.

Delaying any change until 2020 does not feel bold.

Liana Kanelli "I will be honest with you – we feel bold and beautiful".

"The Signature of All Things" is one of those rewardingly fact-packed books that make readers feel bold and smart by osmosis.

He felt exhilarated by what he saw, and was struck by the swift collapse of the "social contract – how people feel bold enough to withdraw their consent.

In one of the classic old houses is this boutique hotel, which captures the area's feel: bold colour schemes, polished parquet and floor-to-ceiling curtains.

The rare occasion when I feel bold enough to post a full-face frontal, I see spikes in comments and feedback, the kind that pictures of a park or a concert photo rarely get.