It was a bold statement, and one that had little basis in fact.

It was a bold statement to be making at the time.

It was a bold statement of fact, not a question.

They make a bold statement about cultural attitudes during the period.

Want to make a bold statement with your lips this winter?

By the standards of 1970, that was a very bold statement.

"If we're going to get people to design us in, we've got to make a bold statement."

A lot of people will try to push it under the table, but it's a bold statement.

Makes a bold statement in the pocket, I'll tell you that.

Why would anyone at Microsoft risk making such a bold statement?