Sentence examples for a bold example of from inspiring English sources

This work is a bold example of Kim's radical approach to the technique of doubling a vocal line with instruments.

A jade ear pendant, excavated in 1994 in the area of Ho Chi Minh City, offers a bold example of animal stylization leaning toward abstraction.

In a bold example of judicial activism, the Florida Supreme Court has ruled that the technical requirements of state election law are less important than vindicating the will of the voters.

It's a bold example of the musicological rethinking of jazz that so many musicians are engaged in right now; you'll see a lot more Pan-American albums like it.

The very notion of independent television is exceptional, given the corporate control of most broadcast channels, but a bold example of what can be done with a blend of technological and practical audacity is offered in the 1977 documentary "The Police Tapes," by Alan and Susan Raymond (yes, the ones from "An American Family" dramatized in "Cinema Verite").

You have a choice between allowing the ongoing suffering and environmental devastation in Ecuador to tarnish your company's reputation, or providing a bold example of 'The Chevron Way,' which states "We respect the law, support universal human rights, protect the environment, and benefit the communities where we work".

Whatever the US political difficulties, the British government and the European Union must set a bolder example of cuts in emissions and real contributions to help the developing world.

By acting forcefully to address its problems there, Ford is setting a bold example for the rest of the industry, analysts said.

There are occasions when I've been inclined to lament the bold example of the Sondheim vision.

For my money, a bolder example is The Ape an urgent indie drama which races through a day in the life of an ordinary man.

But Dinesen does not treat this as folly; rather she applauds their imaginative acts as bold examples of self-making.