Sentence examples for bold like from inspiring English sources

Pulling off another may require something bold like a breakup.

This plant was at once billowy and bold, like a green skyscraper made of chartreuse spangles.

Some were bold, like joining the women's Final Four with the men's, or moving it to Europe, China or Qatar.

One day in class I burst into tears and said, 'Actually this is a personal story.'" As for the title, she says: "It is bold like the film".

So it's time to reach for something bold, like the Buffalo Commons idea, proposed in 1987 by Frank and Deborah Popper, two New Jersey social scientists.

We could be bold, like Amsterdam and Berlin, which regard nightlife not as a social disorder issue but a tourist attraction.

The darkest hue (bold-like) means that you haven't viewed the page while the lighter non-bolded hue means that you have viewed it.

"The whole is bold, American-like, and not at all mean," he wrote.

Trick question: Is it easier to remember a new fact if it appears in normal type, like this, or in big, bold letters, like this?

Try a bold color like red, or a color like black that will look silly if it's chipped because you're biting your nails.

Look for metallic colors or bold prints like leopard, and search for fabrics like spandex or satin.