Sentence examples for bold form from inspiring English sources

But he does argue with a straight face that "The Naked Truth" is about more than sex -- that, in fact, it is a bold form of political satire.

In both its bold form and equally bold subject matter, it does exactly what Booker says on its tin: it tests and stretches the novel as art-form.

The Congress of 1958 called for a bold form of ideological leadership that could unleash a "leap forward" in technical innovation and economic output.

T227 in RYE is marked in bold form.

Those p values < 0.05 were in bold form.

"It has bold forms immediately identifying it as an important public place and the interiors have wonderful light".

Fifty-eight years have passed, and the bold forms and primary colors, under their white mask, have blurred and faded.

In the ensuing years this architect could generally be counted on for big, bold forms; a fetishistic obsession with technology; and a magician's bag of optical tricks.

What was constant from project to project was a style of labor-intensive draftsmanship based on bold forms filled in with dense patterns of stippling and hatchwork.

The simple bold forms of midcentury modern furniture or the contemporaneous architecture of, say, the General Motors Technical Center in Warren, Mich., supplied a theme for the car.

In 1886 Bernard went to Pont-Aven, where he theorized a Cloisonnist style of painting bold forms separated by dark contours that somewhat influenced Gauguin.