The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen stated boldly, "Property is an inviolable and sacred right..
He becomes, instead, the gentle man who states boldly and honestly: "I will never stir from your side when I am suffered to be near you.
The Boeing Web site states boldly that the twin-engine Sonic Cruiser "will change the way the world flies as dramatically as did the introduction of the jet age".
What he should have stated boldly and, knowing him, what he may have relayed to officials in private was that Atlanta Athletic Club is not a course worthy of hosting a major championship.
The story of two 70-year-olds and their rekindled love, it is, wonderfully, a drama about older people which doesn't depict them as vulnerable or ill but places them centre stage and states boldly: love doesn't disappear as you age.
A recent threat, purportedly from the hacker group Anonymous, stated boldly that its members would stop the internet on 31 March.
Stated boldly and bluntly, tautologies, contradictions and mathematical propositions (i.e., mathematical equations) are neither true nor false we say that they are true or false, but in doing so we use the words 'true' and 'false' in very different senses from the sense in which a contingent proposition is true or false.
Will states boldly that all audiences want from rock stars is suffering and degradation.
But the chart headline stated boldly, "City of Los Angeles saw an 11% increase in total homelessness," without a clear disclaimer that it was not an apples-to-apples change.
