Sentence examples for make bold choices from inspiring English sources

No memorization is necessary; just come with a smile and the willingness to make bold choices!

Some actors take the stage by default; Shaw invariably takes it by storm and is unafraid to make bold choices and bare both body and soul.

"It is shocking that the board and executive management failed to make bold choices," said Ajay Bhalla, of Cass Business School.

With a new administration and agriculture secretary we can also hope that our leaders will also grasp that food and farming policy is climate change policy as well, and will make bold choices to ensure a healthier planet for all of us.

"This is a remarkable opportunity to make bold choices to address the issues that hold us back from meeting our society's full potential.

"And continuing on that same theme, in the Super Bowl we decided to tie into people who continue to make bold choices". For Toyota, those people boiled down to Amy Purdy, the Paralympic athlete and Dancing with the Stars finalist; her father; and other fathers.

Outsiders (eg, an Italian in Paris) tend to be more successful than locals because they often make bolder choices.

The larger amounts of government funding available in other countries should, and does, allow arts organizations to make bolder choices than their U.S. cousins.

You create a habit of taking chances on yourself and making bold choices in service to doing what you love.

It's not a matter of making bold choices "before it's too late", but rather of seeing that it's already too late, and always has been.

Britten's A Midsummer Night's Dream is the work of a mature opera composer who was able to devise the libretto himself, with the help of Peter Pears (who sang the part of Lysander), trimming the play without altering the text and making bold choices in the musical treatment of the characters.