Sentence examples for bold splash from inspiring English sources
The upstart Carolina Hurricanes made the first bold splash among the Stanley Cup contenders Monday by trading for Doug Weight, a playmaking center.
Julianne Moore, who starred in Mr. Haynes's "Safe" and is returning as the embattled housewife heroine of the new film, reported for work costumed in a party dress of green velvet, a bold splash of color against the drab background.
For a bold splash of yellow, even a bouquet of small sunflowers might be to your liking.
His canvases in bold splashes of color mix acrylic and ink.
Sometimes on this album the songs are bold splashes of release, with colorful melodies and harmonies, and vibrant accents, like an occasional guitar straight out of Bakersfield.
Some of the music forms may have had their origins in Europe, but these composers repackaged them in bold splashes of stars and stripes.
Funky rooms are all cream walls, bold splashes of art, light and airy and some have terraces with great views over the city's rooftops.
Even a lay visitor to Chichester Cathedral is bound to notice the tapestry hanging behind the main altar, its bold splashes of colour in stark contrast to the surrounding Norman and Gothic architecture.
By contrast, the smooth curves, glossy plastics and bold splashes of color in the sets of Stanley Kubrick's 1968 movie "2001: A Space Odyssey" and the TV series "The Jetsons" have dominated our visual perceptions of the future for over half a century.
At times, the emotional intrigue plays more like a Hitchcock thriller than a romantic melodrama, with Alberto Iglesias's superb Herrmannesque score (the director cites Toru Takemitsu, Mahler and Alban Berg as influential) heightening the noir elements, darkening the bold splashes of red, blue and white.
Admire the clichés, admire especially the clichés that don't know they're clichés, but remember that this is a landscape that comes from men and women working desperately hard, and keep your eyes on what the seasons offer, not just the bold splashes but also the endlessly changing, endlessly fascinating undertones.
