Sentence examples for bold markings from inspiring English sources

All have large, nearly naked ears, a long prehensile tail, and either a median stripe on the face or bold markings on the back.

Outstanding, however, is a section presenting four photographs made abroad from 1972 to 1975 in which raw, bold markings from walls pay homage to the black, macho brushstrokes of his friend Kline, who died in 1962.

Wide blazes and high leg markings were rare, unlike today; bold markings became common only in the 20th century.

The male saxaul sparrow has bold markings, with a black stripe along the top of its head and another through its eye.

These signals include advertisements of sexual availability, advertisements of desire (such as baby begging calls), advertisements of the availability of ecological resources like nectar, pollen, or fruit, and advertisements of danger like the venomous rattlesnake's rattle or the bold markings of the noxious skunk.

It differs from that species principally in the browner dorsal coloration, bolder markings on the breast, and less heavily-marked underparts.

Males are typically larger in size and have bolder markings and more pink around the base of the bill and around the eyes than females.

Unlike most other nighthawks, they completely lack any bold white markings in the wings and tail.

The plumage is brown or black, usually with bold white markings.

The Exmoor adders for instance had bold black markings on a light background tinged beautifully, with green; both were discovered among grass and tangled stems of bracken and heather.

Cream handiras, or wedding blankets, silver sequins glittering in the sun; shaggy Beni Ouarain, with their bold geometric markings, and vivid, tightly-woven kilims from the High Atlas hung outside.