Sentence examples for bold posts from inspiring English sources

In one Facebook post this month, she thanked her supporters for "understanding the message I try to convey through my bold posts and videos".

I want this bold post-production experimentation to continue, until Britain's Got Talent ends up looking like that Tim and Eric pizza roll advert or the mushroom scene from A Field in England.

Sex is now considered a bold, post-feminist, work of art, besides being labeled a "cultural book".

Sex is noted for its impact on society, culture as well as on Madonna herself, and is considered a bold, post-feminist, work of art.

McCance's early work was in a bold post-impressionist style, but after World War I it became increasingly abstract and influenced by vorticism, as can be seen in Women on an Elevator (1925) and The Engineer and his Wife (1925).

When both groups (cases and controls) were stratified according to the rs10088313 genotypes (GG, GT, TT; risk allele in bold), post hoc pair-wise t-tests resulted in statistically significant differences among the three genotypes only within the control group (Figure 2).

True devotees of the Iron Lady may feel a handbag-shaped beer mat is not the best way to commemorate Britain's boldest post-war prime minister.

The Dictionary of Biblical Interpretation has called his work "the boldest post-colonial writing ever seen in Western biblical studies".

The Bold Italic posted the entire collection and it's sadly not available for purchase.

Perhaps this helps explain why Sir Denys Lasdun, a distinguished modern architect, who landed on a Normandy beach on D-Day and who wanted to create a bold new post-war architecture everyone might appreciate was keen to stress that he was "not a Brutalist" even though he mastered beton brut.

There were no differences in any of the BOLD signal post-exercise recovery parameters in those with TS vs. HC (p > 0.05).