Sentence examples for a bold show of from inspiring English sources

JPMorgan's move was a bold show of optimism.

WHEN Mexico's antitrust agency decided to break up the nation's airline monopoly in early October, the move was seen as a bold show of aggressiveness.

In the seventh, in a bold show of confidence with the score 3-1, Valentine did not have a reliever warming in the bullpen.

Just a few months ago, Mr. Dimon, in a bold show of optimism about the bank's performance announced he would increase dividends.

After a rocky visit to Beijing during which, in a bold show of force, the Chinese tested their new stealth jet fighter, Mr. Gates asserted that his trip to the nuclear headquarters had gone well.

Warren E. Buffett, the legendary investor, is sinking $5 billion into Bank of America in a bold show of faith in the country's biggest, and most beleaguered, financial institution.

This "masculine embedded," "sexualized" and "big is beautiful" collection — as Ms Versace described it — made for a bold show, reeking of rappers in the 1980s.

It's a bold show, full of warmth and insight that pushes the sitcom half hour into interesting new territory; while it's not as radical as Louie's freeform dissection of the outer limits of TV, it's a show that switches gears constantly.

On a visit meant to smooth over rocky relations between the American and Chinese armed forces, the flight was seen as an unusually bold show of force.

Staging the test flight of the long-secret J-20 while Mr. Gates was in Beijing amounted to an unusually bold show of force by China.

GLAAD spokesman Wilson Cruz said: "Wentworth's bold show of support sends a powerful message to LGBT Russians, who are facing extreme violence and persecution: you are not alone.