Sentence examples for becomes bold from inspiring English sources
And after a while, it is clear that what Moser sees as moderation when it comes from a national Democrat becomes bold populism when it is offered by a local pol in a Southern statehouse.
When the Lyon Chocolate Fair judge, Loizeau (Marc Antolin), a man whose medals are made from spoons and forks, proclaims with Bruno Tonioli-style hyperbole that Angélique's entry is "so shy it becomes bold, so fragile it becomes strong", he could well be describing Rice's production.
"Like Jack Horner/ in the corner/ don't go nowhere/ what do I care/ your kisses are worth waiting for" becomes bold and beautiful, coming hard on the heels of an excellent keyboard solo that reveals the emotion churning just below the surface.
He became bold and demanding.
"People have become bold," he said.
"Africanism has become bold within the past 10 years.
Her paintings became bold and abstract, and African design elements began to dominate.
Mr Murdoch's feisty character has helped his company become bold.
Western dance became bold and overtly sexual and obsessed with youthful feats of physical skill.
It wasn't that she became bold or greedy for attention or anything like that — far from it.
