Sentence examples for bold point from inspiring English sources

All sites were adjacent to coastal marsh habitats except for Bold Point, RI (BOLD), which was located in an unvegetated area of the Providence River Estuary.

By exploring a love affair between two women, the Franco-Tunisian Mr Kechiche has also made a bold point about female liberty.

In Germany, puckish protesters stripped at Berlin-Tegel airport, showing off anti-scanner slogans inked on their bodies and making a bold point about privacy.

That doesn't mean that Halperin was clever or was making a bold point; he wasn't, but that hasn't gotten him in trouble.

The bold point is for the vertical (V) muon telescope at Nagoya (35°N).

If you want to lead, take a bold point of view.

Another rugrat, if the Bagger may be so bold, pointed out that "BBM's" eight nominations is a pretty small number in the context of Oscar history.

Considering the guy who sent this presumably sells MacBooks in New Zealand, his advice to "place your order on hold, but also advise us of your plans so we can place you on our wait list" is pretty bold, pointing to either generally reduced stock or a real belief this rumor is real.

Assuming that the BOLD point-spread function is spatially invariant, the increase in overlap in the post-central gyrus would therefore reflect genuine overlapping receptive fields, compatible with larger receptive fields that encompass several adjacent fingertips in areas 1 and/or 2 [Iwamura et al., 1983b, 1985].

The stick-thin, five-foot-tall 49 year-old has a bulging forehead and expressive hands which dart about to underscore his bolder points.

It was a bold exclamation point on a somewhat questionable performance by the Giants, who are streaking despite uneven play, particularly on offense and special teams.