Sentence examples for for something bold from inspiring English sources

The risks plead for something bold, for the bottom could still be an awfully long way down.

"The desire was to make a huge leap, to go for something bold that would really be a breakthrough.

Somewhere inside the text, his speech may have been making a case for something bold and new and unfamiliar: namely, continental social democracy.

So it's time to reach for something bold, like the Buffalo Commons idea, proposed in 1987 by Frank and Deborah Popper, two New Jersey social scientists.

Punchdrunk have driven the wish for something bold, but they also emerged at a time when audiences were tiring of sitting down in front of a proscenium arch before slipping out for the interval drink.

Obama, still thinking that he could be a director of change, was looking for something bold and iconic — his version of the Hoover Dam — but Romer and others finally had a "frank" conversation with him, explaining that big initiatives for the stimulus were not feasible.

There was room for something bolder and more comprehensive.

They were ready to trade in their tidy but conventional version of domesticity for something bolder.

As ever, Labour just have to stand for something bolder and better.

It was a kinder, gentler Antrel Rolle at the Super Bowl media day, no matter how hard the contingent of reporters tried to push for something bolder.

She and the rock chicks and TV personalities around her go for something bolder and sexier: Mr. Williamson's mini-fringed skirt or Julien Macdonald's ultrashort baby-doll dresses.