Sentence examples for of bold ideas from inspiring English sources

Mr Forbes, by contrast, is full of bold ideas.

He was suspicious of bold ideas, even his own, titling one of his books "A Propensity to Self-Subversion".

He is not short of bold ideas, including a global financial tax, the regulation of commodity derivatives and measures to limit exchange-rate volatility.

I hope when you see the 2012 plans that you will enjoy the line-up of bold ideas, and big name soloists and orchestras.

Cain, endorsing Gingrich at a campaign event on Saturday night, described the candidate as a patriot not afraid of bold ideas.

The Republicans are a rum bunch with a wooden leader; but Mr Romney's record as an executive and governor is impressive, and his running-mate, Paul Ryan, is a fount of bold ideas.

It is vital to be widely read and not just in the business press, so you have a source of inspiration for bold ideas.

Without his presence at the head of the I.M.F., or as president of France, the chances of such bold ideas' being turned into action appear even more dim.

"If this process takes the form of a public discussion, industry participants will be looking over their shoulders or sitting on their hands instead of offering bold ideas for workable solutions," said Jonathan Zuck, president of the Association for Competitive Technology, a trade association of software, hardware and technology consulting companies.

Defending his campaign on Thursday, Newt told reporters in Iowa that he's running "a genuine grassroots campaign of very bold ideas," and that it's natural for a "candidate of ideas" to hit a few bumps along the way.

Consider some of the "bold ideas" the country learned about in just the last two debates in Florida, leading up to Tuesday's primary there.