Sentence examples for bold characterised from inspiring English sources
The approach to the instrument is big and bold, characterised by incisive, sharply etched articulation and forceful bowstrokes.
The bold choices that characterised her campaign wardrobe made Michelle Obama a fashion icon even before the election.
Thurrock and Southend-on-Sea in some ways resemble northern towns transplanted to southern England.The region is also characterised by bold schemes.
Goldstone's career as a judge was characterised by bold acts of judicial activism that soon attracted national and international interest.
Stimuli for characterising the BOLD response to spectral frequencies were based on a random-phase noise carrier with three different pass-bands, 0.5 1 kHz, 2 4 kHz and 8 16 kHz resulting in three different stimuli that encompassed different spectral ranges.
The soundworlds of America and Japan are equally exotic in this French-perfumed Italian score, the first characterised by the bold arpeggio of "The Star-Spangled Banner", the second by brittle pentatonics.
To Platini's supporters, this will be seen as further evidence of the bold thinking and creative flair that characterised his playing days.
In physics, that's the thing that will really characterise you – he makes bold conjectures, some of which have turned out to be correct, and he's relentless".
The expanded brass section was bold and tireless, the woodwind solos vividly characterised, and the strings supplied a tonal warmth that retained a distinctive patina in the hesitant melodic flow of the slow movement.
Studies in Characterising the Local Relationship Between the Electrophysiological and BOLD Signals section are grouped according to the spatial scale of the electrophysiological recordings used: neuronal spiking activity and LFPs; and intracranial EEG (icEEG).
These are radical and far-reaching ideas because I believe Labour has got to get back into the business of big and bold change, rather than the incremental steps that characterised our last years of government.
