Sentence examples for make bold pronouncements from inspiring English sources
In debates over immigration, both sides tend to make bold pronouncements about what the natives will or will not stand for.
While BLK PXLS said, "I'm hoping Oscar Grant is smiling right now," because he had manged to stop the officer from concealing his name, he resisted the urge to make bold pronouncements about teh power of citizen journalism to right all wrongs.
Famous dead people have been making bold pronouncements from beyond the grave for years.
Seeking to rid timepieces of those cumbersome hands and pesky numbers, Biegert & Funk, a German design company, has conceived an analog table clock that makes bold pronouncements about the passage of time.
In reality, the name belongs to the chairman of EMI, a private equity financier who bought out the formerly esteemed record label earlier this year and has since set about making bold pronouncements about his company and the state of the industry at large (all the while being sniped at by city bods who reckon he paid faaaarrrr too much for the ailing company).
In January Google bought Nest for $3.2bn £1.9bnn) and made bold pronouncements about its ambitions to be a player in the connected home.
In the hours before and after his acceptance speech, Mr. Lazio made no bold pronouncements.
However after last year's disappointing fifth place in Declan Kidney's final campaign in charge, the Irish squad are not making any bold pronouncements.
That the actions of the Obama administration would push even Maureen Dowd to the point of making such bold pronouncements demonstrates that some truth may resonate with Dr. Cornel West's critique.
