Sentence examples for bold persona from inspiring English sources
Through much of the American century just ended, tall buildings helped New York and the nation establish a bold persona on the world stage, optimistically and exuberantly.
" Ms. Gillibrand, who at 44 is among the youngest members of Congress, has cultivated a serious but bold political persona in a relatively short time in the Senate.
Contrary to her bold literary persona, Calloway's conversational demeanor is entirely different.
While much has been made of the differences between textbooks and written genres, little attention has been paid to their divergent voices the prudent and circumspect Surveyor Voice that speaks to learners through the historical narrative of their textbooks and the bold, discriminating personas novice writers are expected to simulate in their written essays.
Younger students now want to dress as a "rock star, a bold, breaking all the rules persona", says Vera, adding that students are "seeking bolder role models".
That's partly because of his brilliance in physics and cosmology, partly because his bold yet childlike persona, and partly because of the woman who kept his brain alive, his wife Jane.
Their quirky pleasures derive from Smith's own critical persona — always bold, jauntily self-reflexive and amusing — and her inspired cultural references, which include both Simone Weil and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer".
A couple of them are even bold enough to channel the Colbert persona during meetings, so that there are multiple Colberts in the room, and Colbert himself isn't even one of them.
And sometimes he simply seems like someone trying to live up to the "Persona" outlined by his political adviser Karl Rove in a campaign brief: a "Strong Leader" with a penchant for "Bold Action" and "Big Ideas".
Instead, the book simply tries to reinforce the presidential "persona" once outlined by the political adviser Karl Rove in a campaign brief: a "Strong Leader" with a penchant for "Bold Action" and "Big Ideas".
