Sentence examples for bold letter from inspiring English sources

(The last a vocation she defended in a bold letter to her disapproving bishop).

It was the sort of bold letter that her mother used to write to her father's employers all those years before.

This bold letter, with its boldly secular concluding salutation, was in its way a settling of the imbalance as between the American and French revolutions, settling it very much in the favour of the United States.

The F.B.I. has not been an institution that accepts dissent; its initial response to Ms. Rowley's bold letter was not to follow up on it but to classify it.

In technique these coinages varied widely: that of Italy was not without elegance; that of Spain developed an elaborately stylized balance, depending largely on its bold letter forms; the highly abstracted figures of Gallic coins have found great favour among 20th-century artists, while those of Africa and Britain were in general considered artistically inferior.

After an Lithuanian interior ministry "specialist" published an article proclaiming the Holocaust to be a "legend" (he, at least, has since resigned), seven European ambassadors, from Britain, Estonia (this one a truly delightful surprise!), Finland, France, Netherlands, Norway and Sweden issued a bold letter of protest.

"And I want to put 'huge' in bold letters".

It states, in bold letters, "Some people are gay.

The language on the contract is in bold letters.

Ergo, his name in bold letters on the buildings.

The byline, in bold letters, said O. J. Simpson.