"I wouldn't be so bold as to predict a magic bullet."
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In which case, if I may be so bold: Hello, Jen!
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Beyond that, I have no clue because who would be so bold?
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We'd never be so bold as to say that one cannot eat lasagna in the summer.
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If we may be so bold, we think leftover mishmash masterpieces are even better than the meal itself.
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Given where he sits in the polls, though, they might not be so bold as to expect it.
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No, Jon's victory over Ramsay is, if I may be so bold, Game of Thrones' first victory for hope.
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He'd never discuss topical concerns, or be so bold as to think his work might solve any of the world's problems.
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The essence of the human condition (if I may be so bold) is this: decision-making in the face of insufficient data.
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Hell, some might even be so bold as to call them Big Cheeses, but that runs the risk of sullying cheese's good name.
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If I may be so bold, the current landscape of pop music simply wouldn't exist in its current form without Justin Timberlake's seminal body of work.
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One can even be so bold to predict that this change in the culture's religious identity presents the perfect opportunity to release the Saudi Blogger Raif Badawi.
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I would not be so bold as to say that anybody is my heir or that I inspired anybody or that they're carrying my flame or torch.
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I will be so bold as to predict that one of the two will win the Hispanic vote, and the other one's going to come damn close.
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I was also interested in showing off my BBQ skills because if I might be so bold to admit it, I am a true master at the grill.
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I have a tough time understanding how the press could be so bold and totally ignore the WikiLeaks and the other stuff that's been coming out on Hillary.
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And I can only be so bold as to partially write off what was once one of my favorite shows, now that I have crossed a threshold of myself.
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"I would never be so bold or stupid or naive to say that my calling is to be a fucking ultra-sweating-hip-jiggling-idiot drag queen," Katya says.
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And considering the backlash the fast-food giant recently received for its creepy dead-dad advertisement, it's surprising that the company is continuing to be so bold in its marketing.
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Sharp Objects (may I be so bold as to address you directly?), while I await your season finale with unabashed enthusiasm and barely contained anticipation, your ending will be truly bittersweet.
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If you're on board, however, may we be so bold as to suggest you try a sip of the Pickle Juice Snow Cone Slush with a bite of Sonic's new Crispy Tenders?
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Rory would never be so bold as to campaign to become Paris's replacement — of course not — but her co-workers note how quietly deserving she is, and they decide to give her the spot.
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" Watson concluded, "If I can be so bold as to offer one bit of advice to those still in the closet: Don't feel pressured or rushed to come out, but don't wait 40 years either.
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I might even be so bold as to argue that this method of fighting to achieve targeted goals was a more productive use of energy than just screaming "Fuck the President!" aimlessly into the void.
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But if I may be so bold as to offer a post-breakup pep talk: Behind every cloud is a silver lining — and perhaps another airline waiting to whisk you away to your next vacation.
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The ACA could not claim to be so bold: It established a market for private insurance, regulated private plans so that they had to cover things like preexisting conditions, and made modest expansions of Medicaid.
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"For the Teamsters to be so bold to come out in support of TPS and saying they're not taking anything away from them is important and sends the message that immigrants' rights are also workers' rights."
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"But if I can be so bold as to offer one bit of advice to those still in the closet: Don't feel pressured or rushed to come out, but don't wait 40 years either," he wrote.
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I think perhaps if I may be so bold your question should have been, is your presence political, and my answer would've been yes, and because my presence is political, it further highlights what I do onscreen.
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But overreaction leading to overreaction is really not a good idea and I think if I could be so bold that the Chinese are sufficiently measured and thoughtful that I don't anticipate that will be what results.
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If manufacturers don't program driverless cars to protect pedestrians, then we will be corralled to the sidewalk like so many sheep, blamed for our deaths should we be so bold as to venture near the roar of traffic.
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So far, DeGeneres hasn't stated what we can expect from her set or special (aside from the obvious that it'll leave audience members and viewers in stitches) and, if I may be so bold, I'd like to offer a few suggestions.
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I couldn't understand how someone who could effortlessly bare an enviably toned midriff be so bold as to snub male attention, which was the only type of attention I craved as a swarthy 210 year old who had yet to be kissed.
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Hell, some might even be so bold as to say it's great, but sometimes you want a drink that's just a bit less Jimmy Buffet kayak fishing in some Old Navy jorts and a bit more Jimmy Buffet moodily staring off into the distance while sporting fishnet gloves, knee-high boots, and a clip-on nose ring.
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A. Law," Bochco negotiated a then-unprecedented 10-series deal with ABC, which yielded the aforementioned "NYPD Blue" (a long-running hit) and "Cop Rock," as well as "Doogie Howser M.D." Once asked how he could be so bold about taking chances with the shows he developed, Bochco responded, "With my deal, how could I not?
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He pointed out that Trump's fiery rhetoric -- which is notably different from the "strategic patience" approach of former President Barack Obama -- has a lot of power and his willingness to be so bold as to talk about nuclear escalation using terms like "fire and fury" or say America's weapons are "locked and loaded" is part of the reason he was elected by the American people.
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"I got too many girls on hold for you to be so bold / Too many on my team for you to act so mean / I got Alicia waiting, Ayesha waiting, all the -eyshas waiting on me..." It definitely gave me PTSD to some of the arrogant, cocky guys of my past (and, okay, present) who boast about all the women they have on their never-ending lists as some backward way of communicating to me how lucky I am to get in on their time.
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For a second, if I can be so bold, imagine that scene: Blair, in his little white Donnay socks and shiny PE shorts, probably wearing a grubby old t-shirt with some Labour slogan on the front, pumping away on the machine, his biceps glistening with sweat, his teeth clenched, his whole body arching and straining, like a dolphin trying to break free of one of John West's infernal nets, a semi billowing around his boxers, eyes on stalks watching "Call on Me" for the first time.
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If I mought be so bold, ma'am, how far mought it be to a river they call the rockfish?
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If I may be so bold, kind sir, what's the price of that pecooler kind of weskit you wear, incloodin trimmins?
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He is supposed to have proclaimed: "There! Now that I have set it upon your Grace's head, let me see who will be so bold as to move it."Maxwell Vol II, p.17 Angus had already become enormously powerful during the reign of James II and during the Regency for his son; his power continued to grow.
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He asked an elderly gentleman that was near him, > Who, pray tell, is that girl there facing us with the beautiful face that in > my opinion surpasses all the others in dignity? The emperor did not know that he was asking her father. Bellincion answered the emperor, saying, > Your Majesty, whoever she may be, she will kiss you at my bidding if you > desire. In De mulieribus claris Gualdrada overheard this and was embarrassed and wished that her father would not be so bold with his offers.
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Wintergirls received mostly positive reviews from critics. Writing for The Guardian, Melvin Burgess notes that the novel is "an exhausting novel to read: brilliant, intoxication, full of drama, love, and like all the best books of this kind, hope." Burgess further notes, "It would be rare to find a novel in mainstream adult fiction prepared to pull out the dramatic stops this far, and difficult to imagine one in recent years that was prepared to be so bold stylistically." The Washington Post described the book as "both painful to read and riveting".
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In its place surfaced a stereotype of a female temptress, developed from the abundance of literature, both poems and novels, published during the 18th century, which featured female characters actively pursuing men with a permissive attitude towards sex. This new perception of women spawned a new attitude towards rape as well. In the 17th century women who made claims of rape were more often than not automatically believed since it was thought that a woman would not be so bold as to falsely accuse a man or dare to actively pursue sexual activity on her own, therefore she must have been raped.Millender, Michael Jonathan.
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Loki threatens the Æsir with fire (1895) by Lorenz Frølich The Punishment of Loki by Louis Huard Thor arrives, and tells Loki to be silent, referring to him as an "evil creature", stating that with his hammer Mjöllnir he will silence Loki by hammering his head from his shoulders. Acknowledging that Thor has arrived, Loki asks Thor why he is raging, and says that Thor will not be so bold to fight against the wolf when he swallows Odin at Ragnarök. Thor again tells Loki to be silent, and threatens him with Mjöllnir, adding that he will throw Loki "up on the roads to the east", and thereafter no one will be able to see Loki. Loki states that Thor should never brag of his journeys to the east, claiming that there Thor crouched cowering in the thumb of a glove, mockingly referring to him as a "hero", and adding that such behaviour was unlike Thor.
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