They almost always featured grisly cover and title-page illustrations framed by bold fonts proclaiming bold titles about the crime of the century, the horridness of some homicide, the fiendishness of some fiend, the full particulars of some particularly awful assassination, the only copy of some confession, or the freshly uncovered correspondence of some killer.
Every form of media exploded with large bold headlines proclaiming doom.
New York Magazine recently featured a cover story bolding proclaiming, "Brooklyn is finished".
Until faith leaders become a whole lot bolder in proclaiming the goodness and necessity of the Evidential Reformation, religious people will remain blind and deaf to what God (Reality personified) is revealing today through scientific, historic and cross-cultural evidence.
In a Maoist-inspired banner he designed last year for the Projects series at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, bold Chinglish proclaimed: "Art for the People, Chairman Mao Said".
A bold sign proclaimed the school's name.
This is something opera houses in America would never be so bold to proclaim".
Their concern is provoked by a sign in one of the windows facing Mamaroneck Avenue, a hot-pink poster with bold charcoal lettering proclaiming "Selling out to the bare walls".
Newsstands in Tokyo displayed bold-type posters proclaiming, "Gore Won, Didn't He?" In Argentina, Pagina Doce, with a nod at the Hollywood aspects of the whole episode, ran a headline in English saying, "And the Winner Is......
That may make it easier to use an old mutual-fund trick of proclaiming a bold strategy—such as value or growth whilst actually "closet indexing" the stockmarket.
