One could put this boldly, and say that it is from this period that our neglect of performance as a historical and philosophical phenomenon dates.
And, if it wants to exert leadership in the area of global environmental protection, it must boldly face the challenge.
Their second chapter boldly addresses the status of ' sentence ' in syntactic theory.
Emissaries of death, some come boldly to appall us; others flaunt their lost lives only to lament.
They looked upon reinforcement as a new extra tool for deploying beams boldly and economically, not as a means for systematic construction of whole buildings.
I suspect, however, that like most boldly stated ideas in science, it will attract a lot of flak.
The lamentable fact was, he boldly asserted, that the nation's libraries and secondhand book shops contained ever burgeoning 'restricted' sections.
The force of the market is driving journalists to boldly push into previously forbidden areas even though they recognize the political risk.
