Mr. Meier's formal vocabulary does not, in itself, account for the bold impression the buildings make.
Asked whether May's form could see him could scale the heights of professional football, Wright insisted the striker has every necessary characteristic to be a great success in the game and hoped he would continue to make a bold impression.
With his pencil-scratch, rough-hewn style, Sherman has spent the last month making a loud and bold impression on the comic scene.
He would have liked to text her, or even call her, for some reassurance — and to recapitulate every sentiment of the past hour and then, as the conversation meandered, to exchange the bolder impressions that each must have of the other, which could come spilling out now that they had broken through to a new level of intimacy.
Paintings in this style usually portrayed castles as indistinct, faintly coloured objects in the distance; in writing, the picturesque account eschewed detail in favour of bold first impressions on the sense.
He brings together actors he has worked with before like Mr. Leguizamo, Ms. Perez and Marisa Tomei (who makes a bold, fast impression as an unsympathetic detective).
Poetry, to Cendrars, was action sealed into words by bold new devices: simultaneous impressions in a jumble of images, feelings, associations, surprise effects, conveyed in a halting, syncopated rhythm.
A single bold element makes good impression over several small ones.
O'Toole did not win, but she made an impression with her bold strokes and brash demeanor.
But simply because the colour is eye-catching, the brogues look bold and somehow give the impression that I have made an effort.
B1 WEEKEND E1-32 E33-40 ESCAPES F1-10 OB8TUARIESPORTSFRIDAYRIDAY D1-7 Williams in Wimbledon Final A faded former champion did a convincing impression of the bold player she used to be on Center Court, as VenusWilliams, left, put an unexpected end to the Wimbledon reign of 18-year-old Maria Sharapova, 7-6 (2), 6-1, in the semifinals at Wimbledon.
