The phrase "a more bold" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "bolder" when comparing the degree of boldness.
Example: "She made a bolder choice in her fashion style this season."
Alternatives: "a bolder" or "more daring".
Summers, too, wondered if they needed a more bold, confidence-restoring approach.
Ms. Prakken said she was concerned that after Mr. Wilders's court victory, he would take a more bold public stance.
The Glosa font will be introduced to the magazine as well, along with a more bold use of images.
"We would have preferred to see a more bold streamlining of the regulatory architecture, possibly including a merger of responsibilities for the securities markets and a merger of responsibilities for bank regulation," Christopher M. Towe, deputy director of the monetary and capital markets department at the I.M.F., said Thursday.
While Amazon is busy weaving together online and offline worlds by digitizing grocery offerings and opening concept bookstores, a more bold experiment is under way in the Middle Kingdom.
Pixar eschewed the tradition of fairy tales, sing-a-longs, and overly kid-oriented storytelling in favor of a more bold and mature approach.
"But over time," he said, "I have been a little more bold, a little more vocal".
"Adding a bit of spice to elegance" is how Mr. Trapani describes the jewels that come right up to the 21st century and still demand what the executive calls "a self-confident client" who is "a bit more bold".
A nice earthy tone for during the week and something a little more bold for Saturday night.
"Being a little more bold".
So that made me a little more bold".
