Sentence examples for we should be bold from inspiring English sources

We should be bold.

"We should be bold in the science," insists Dr Capasso, "but conservative in making predictions about technology.

The national discourse is difficult on failure, but actually, we should be bold enough to say, 'That didn't work, but good luck to those people who tried, and now let's move on a try something else.'" This rhetoric of a porous BBC hints at a profound change in the corporation's status.

We should be bold and work towards a harmonized regulatory framework that would make such a transatlantic market a reality.

But perhaps in this country we should be bolder - hungrier, more demanding; we should say what we think instead of maintaining anaemic indifference.

"We should be bolder about speaking about our success on these issues and pushing people from more diverse backgrounds into influential positions.

He should be bold.

So he should be bold.

Yet now more than ever, it should be bold.

On the NHS and social care, Labour should be bold.

"A polo pony should be bold and fast and handy, and have a good mouth".