Mr. Bamundo developed his style, with its thick, bold lines and 'ziney ethos, for a list of clients that included The Wall Street Journal and his hometown paper, The Staten Island Advance.
He instructed me in the Forbes ethos: contrarian, bold, emphatic that he'd rather we took a clear stand and later told the readers we got it wrong, than played it dull and so safe as to avoid being proved wrong.
Few could conceive that forty years after King's death, the nation would elect a black President — an event deeply rooted in the civil-rights ethos, a bolder redemption, a stronger immunization against the claims of history.
His design work is stylishly animate, outwardly bold, and, like the experimental ethos behind the wheel of his creative methodology, often a product of spontaneous inspiration.
A 10-story building geared towards research, sprouting in the tony San Jose, a bold accelerator program and a little startup ethos are signs of things to come.
But the "institution," as the monarchy is often called here, is a bold-faced asterisk to the country's anything-goes ethos.
Her bold and feminine brand identity also really resonates with the ethos we're building at LOLA.
And while the two men take different approaches to similar material (the more formally bold Mr. Greengrass shatters movie space like glass), each embraces an ethos that's at odds with the no pain, no gain, no brain mind-set that characterizes too many such flicks.
The pay, perks and egalitarian ethos elicited fierce employee loyalty, but the Silicon Valley behemoth needed a bold new leader.
That was also the bold front page message, which listed their names while succinctly noting the i's editorial ethos: "Concise.
