Sentence examples for felt bolder from inspiring English sources

The V4 may have lost its closest ally and protector, but in many ways its members have never felt bolder than they do now to call for exactly what they want from the Brussels executive.

Ms. Bargan felt bold enough to suggest he should have saved them as evidence.

As in youthful moments of drunkenness, I felt bold and invincible.

The nice old lady was austere and the investigator felt bold when she asked the usual questions.

So Suzuki felt bold enough to move toward it, before holding his ground about 20 feet away.

Still, it was a brave decision, one her immediate neighbors have not yet felt bold enough to make.

Andrew Steggell 27, theatre director It felt bold and innovative, not qualities you'd associate with a writer of Stoppard's maturity.

Legends swirled about psycho hitchhikers, but it was a time when a generation still felt bold enough, foolish enough, innocent enough, to thumb, and just as many said, "Hop on in".

She obviously felt bold enough to embark on a candid discussion of a sexual act performed on her in "Girls," the kind of raw confession that may have been intended to fluster her hosts.

As people who believed in the spiritual power of the name of God, the glorifiers felt bold enough to grapple with, and in some sense, pin down the concept of infinity.

And so by 1998, when Mr. Yao exhorted voters to "give your ballots to those who work for the people's interests," many apparently felt bold enough to vote for him.