Sentence examples for least bold from inspiring English sources

Least bold prediction: Simmons, on the Knicks owner James Dolan.

That's why the Synod's call for Catholics and other Christians to be advocates in the region of a "positive secularism" – the term the bishops used was "positive laïcité", after a 2007 speech by Nicholas Sarkozy – is, at least, bold.

In advance of military action, the fickle media hailed Tony Blair for his principled courage as he took the least bold option of supporting President George W Bush in his wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.

The plans outlined by editor-in-chief Alan Rusbridger and Guardian Media Group CEO Andrew Miller were, to say the least, bold: the Guardian would put digital publication first – a radical step for an organisation dependent on print revenues – and seek £25m in cost savings over five years to fund its transformation.

"One can argue that a positive reclassification would have pushed volumes up to the desired level, and yet MSCI went again with the safe and least bold decision, despite efforts from local regulators," Mahdi Mattar, head of research and senior economist at CAPM, said by telephone from Abu Dhabi.

Sadly, you still can't link text in your messages, but having the option to at least bold text is probably all I need.

This record is at least as bold as what it builds on.

To exploit it, he must be at least as bold as he was in the bank bail-out.

Other times he had no patience for bad behavior, speeches or hubris, providing a quick retort or challenge that left the speaker thoughtful, humbled or at least less bold".

Tim Ashley thought Katharina Thomas's version "annoying"; for me, it was at least a bold attempt to turn Strauss's magnificent confection into something more serious, staging the piece through the prism of the second world war.

Still, for a man who by all accounts is media-shy, it was, at the very least, a bold and confident performance.