Sentence examples for bold possibilities from inspiring English sources

L.E.D.'s offer bold possibilities for signaling brands and vehicle personalities.

We've drawn up a blueprint that creates bold possibilities for students, faculty and the future of Columbia College.

From professorships to internships to 100 years of the Core Curriculum - learn how Columbia College is creating bold possibilities for students, faculty and our future.

"Grace and Power" is exceedingly well-written and ably researched fluff, the kind in which every filtered L&M cigarette Jacqueline Kennedy lights seems to presage bold possibilities.

Manuel reveled in the bold possibility of turning a starter into a Wagner wannabe, teasingly saying he was filling reporters' notebooks.

But fiction offers bolder possibilities, at least when it is not, in Philip Larkin's phrase, a frieze of grief.

Analysts have floated one more, bolder, possibility: buying the newly enlarged T-Mobile, creating a third major company to combat Verizon and AT&T.

Farming, that midwest mainstay, is linked with a kind of perilous subsistence thinking in Interstellar – depending on the land for food, rather than striking out in search of bold new possibilities.

For whatever reason, Atget's photographs of what would seem the most dryly routine of subjects doors, door knockers, stairways, balustrades are seen with such economy and intelligence, and with such a bold grasp of the possibilities of photographic description, that the pictures give pleasure both to the viewer's mind and eyes.

This rather bold claim opens the possibility of refutation of Leslie's principle by counterexample, though reportedly Conyers Middleton, a contemporary of Hume whose critique of the ecclesiastical miracles was notable for its thoroughness, searched vainly for years for a counterexample to Leslie's principle.

BOLD fMRI provides a possibility to display brain regions responding to specific stimuli applied during the scanning session.