be so bold

And perhaps, if I may be so bold as to suggest it, you might have come with those ideas, with those formulas.

If I may be so bold as to suggest that he made a mistake in his calculations. . .

"So you think you could end all unemployment, do you? " Asked the interviewer. "And how, if I may be so bold to inquire? "

As you command. Though . . . Your Grace, if I may be so bold, there is another road . . .

For the media, if I may be so bold: Don't trade in leaks and rumors where scientific data are concerned.

I never would be so bold as to tell one young man I cared for another.

So this is what I hope that you will do, if I could be so bold, and not have it deducted from my number of wishes.

Some people never say the words "I love you" . It's not their style to be so bold, but like a child they're longing to be told.

This staunch safety net comes in the shape of one of England's finest players and may I be so bold as to say Arsenal's finest ever?

Could I be so bold as to ask you for a dance?

On what basis would this waitress be so bold that she dares to refuse a small request of the senator?

If I may be so bold, you still haven't mentioned why you're here.

Like what . . . if I may be so bold?

Not all dreams, unusual, not a dream, there can be so bold imagination.

If I may be so bold, you would do well to require a hostage from Lord Jonos too.

In what form may I be so bold as to ask?

May I be so bold as to ask how old you are?

Only innocence dares to be so bold.

You can even be so bold as to advise your Interviewer that you have taken the liberty of preparing some answers in advance.

Is there a class or a man who would be so bold as to set himself above the people, and judge and act for them?

Once you have the nerve to do, you'll find out that I could be so bold bold.

if i may be so bold as to interject my professional opinion

If I may be so bold

may I be so bold and stay