Sentence examples for bold pose from inspiring English sources

She told the Guardian she hoped the strong, bold pose – so different in tone to most statues of women in the UK – would inspire children, especially girls, but accepted it was likely to remain divisive.

On the cover, Knowles strikes a bold pose while standing in sand.

After brief thanks to his supporters and a few bold poses for the photographers, he declared simply: "Pub time it is".

Stylized and filled with bold poses taken by the implacable Ms. Desai, "The Wall" was also a good introduction to the company's clean, stretched look, though the ending was a little pat.

Men love to strike bold poses.

Long before there was "Jolie-ing," there was "Demi-ing" -- the scores of women copying the bold nude pose made famous by a pregnant Demi Moore on the August 1991 cover of Vanity Fair, that is.

Bravo! Bold design posing a positive statement for the new century.

In Ferriss's case, this includes doing outrageous things, using provocative language, making bold claims, posing without your shirt — in short, doing what's necessary to get noticed.

This is a bold position, but it poses no great challenge to orthodox theory: old-fashioned "neoclassical" economics can comprehend it very well.

But suppose someone were bold enough to pose that question.

Of particular interest is "Untitled (Grandassa Models, Merton Simpson Gallery)," circa 1967, in which three black women, arrayed in bold print dresses, pose amid African sculptures.