Sentence examples for a bold expression from inspiring English sources

A series of mismatched slabs wrapped inside a taut, weblike skin, the form is a bold expression of the client's conflicting needs to preserve old books and also to come to terms with emerging information technologies.

And at nearly the same time, Mr. Jackson told New York delegates that Vice President Al Gore's selection of Mr. Lieberman as his running mate was a bold expression of affirmative action.

£11.99, Tesco Montes Outer Limits Sauvignon Blanc 2013 A big and bold expression from Chile of New World SB: ripe, juicy, concentrated, lime and grapefruit.

Levi's work has often been criticized because of his bold expression and the unconventionality of his thought, which continued to exercise wide influence into the 19th century.

Architectural historian Henry-Russell Hitchcock described city hall as "one of Richardson's most Romanesque designs" and the building's NRHP nomination added: "Albany City Hall's banded arches, rhythmic fenestration, bold expression of materials and corner placement of the tower are characteristic features of Richardson's work often to be repeated by his followers".

The increased connectivity patterns we observe in our data could be the BOLD expression of this underlying decrease in information integration produced by sedation.

In bold: expression ratio values are consistent with data available in the literature (see references indicated).

Significant P values are shown in bold Expression analysis of phosphorylated mTOR and phosphorylated Akt was successful in 821 and 816 tumors, respectively.

After weeks of uncharacteristic silence from Mayor Sharpe James, and bold expressions of respect for Mr. James from Cory Booker, the two rivals have once again started jabbing like street fighters.

Small but persistent demonstrations over the past year have focused on government corruption, and have resulted in increasingly bold expressions of anger directed at the country's monarch, King Abdullah II.

His bold expressions of faith could affect his support in this week's Super Tuesday nominating contests, possibly helping with conservative Christians, especially in the South, but scaring off voters uncomfortable mixing so much religion in politics.