As an institution, we believe photography has the power to illuminate, educate and, perhaps, to put it rather boldly, change the world.
And, as he boldly put it, "I want to try to change some minds".
Indeed, when John Cornwell, a Catholic writer, wanted to pen a counter-tract in 2008 to Richard Dawkins's atheistic book, "The God Delusion", he boldly put it in the mouth of Charles Darwin's guardian angel, as if there was no problem there.
In 1996 Mr. Cherry's widow put it on the block atSotheby's, where Mr. Kirkham bought it for $7.2 million.Now Sotheby's predicts this boldly colorful canvas, depictinga group of young women huddled together, will fetch$24 million to $28 million.
In her book Jesus Feminist, Sarah Bessey puts it plainly (and boldly): "Patriarchy is not God's dream for humanity.
So, sexual difference really makes no difference for humans, or as Eriugena boldly puts it: 'Man is better than sex' (homo melior est quam sexus, II. 534a).
What a great perspective to create, to be able to tell your story and not be so direct about it, to have a scenario that reflects it rather than boldly puts it in your face is brilliant.
Every day from the cozy comfort of his DC trappings Captain Courage puts it on the line, boldly leading the charge and chastising cowardice where ever it might lurk -- even in the mirror.
Future projections of the value of this market vary widely: one estimate puts it at $1.17 billion by 2023; another has boldly predicted it will be worth $24 billion by 2024.
In 1995, ABC boldly put its most promising new drama, "Murder One," there, and it was routed.
