Sentence examples for less boldness from inspiring English sources

There's less boldness in her more recent works, unfortunately, whose conventional viewpoints and cropping sap her art of its earlier force.

The times that brought Obama to power called for more, not less, boldness, and for less, not more, pandering to entrenched and nefarious interests.

Of the three traits, only boldness predicted survival to adulthood: less bold individuals were significantly more likely to survive than bolder individuals, in both high-disturbance and low-disturbance habitats.

In today's "Agon," I think, you will see less vulnerability and more boldness, more sex and less pain.

They became notorious, at least in prudish America, for their nudity and overt sensuality, but their imagistic boldness is less clearly remembered.

Other military men might have been less swashbuckling; Leach's boldness came out of a need to avenge his father's death in a British naval debacle during the second world war.

The expatriates on the English-language newspaper are less likely to, which may encourage boldness elsewhere.

The conversation smacked less of Diamond Lil camp than the posttherapy boldness of "Sex and the City".

Does that mean greater clarity, does it mean greater boldness and does it require less ambiguity?

Ironically, the Fed's boldness may have left lawmakers less worried about acting responsibly themselves.Something similar is happening in Europe, where politicians seem to have interpreted the ECB's actions as a licence to twiddle their thumbs.

We further scored the time that a fish spent freezing (defined as not moving faster than 20 mm−s) as another proxy for its exploration and degree of boldness (assuming that fish that freeze less are more explorative and bold).