The venture was to demonstrate a way in which traditional institutions could lend their prestige to bold experimentation.

We ought to be about bold experimentation, which means we ought to try things, and if they don't work we ought to stop them and try something else.

The only thing that does is what FDR called "bold, persistent experimentation," as the example of Charlotte nobly attests.

Let us resolve to make our government a place for what Franklin Roosevelt called bold, persistent experimentation, a government for our tomorrows, not our yesterdays.

Varied as these groups were, all were convinced that bold sexual experimentation could go hand in hand with spiritual righteousness.

Our every effort will reflect what President Franklin Roosevelt called "bold, persistent experimentation," a willingness to stay with things that work and stop things that don't.

The film was a flop in the United States, but was praised by French film critics for its bold experimentation with the stereotyped American Western genre.

Roosevelt promised "bold persistent experimentation", and he emphasized the pre-eminent role of the Federal government in what he had to offer.

The Planetary Mass at Pond's Forge was marked by both bold liturgical experimentation and naive hopefulness.

A president needs to follow FDR's advice (frequently repeated by Clinton) and use "bold, persistent experimentation" to find a tactical pattern of communications that works well.