Sentence examples for refer boldly from inspiring English sources

So why didn't any designer refer boldly to the dynamic events and athletic energy that played out on small and large screens?

Newspapers reporting the commission boldly referred to the 3,350 victims.

Like many mourners, she stokes herself on cigarettes, but, when the reporter boldly suggests that he refer to her habit in print, she answers, "I don't smoke".

Two almost identical works titled "Cool Smoke" show androgynous-looking heads of women smoking; another, "I Know What I Want," refers to a woman who boldly seeks out her men.

"The market niche they carved was borrowed from 'Star Trek,' " Paul G. W. Fetscher, a market analyst who is the president of Great American Brokerage in Manhattan, said, referring to the show's theme of boldly going where no one had gone before.

But to act boldly, we must disenthrall ourselves, as Lincoln referred to the moral crisis of his day, from the grip of coal.

(4:428) He then boldly proclaims that Humanity is this absolutely valuable thing referring to this as a "postulate" that he will argue for in the final chapter of the Groundwork.

But referring to these largely forgotten novels as "Modern Classics" was in itself a boldly political gesture.

Referring to the megabanks who engaged in proprietary trading for their own account, Obama boldly proclaimed, "If these folks want a fight, it's a fight I'm ready to have".

But Farage dresses boldly.

It boldly takes the lead.