Sentence examples for bold surface from inspiring English sources
Rustication provides a rich and bold surface for exterior masonry walls.
But they have striking features -- graphically bold surface designs, antlers that spiral up like toppling Carmen Miranda hats -- and they open doors to all kinds of archaeological inquiry.
It wasn't your typical Bentley, but a provocative grand tourer with voluptuous, bold surfaces.
Especially noteworthy in the last case are three bold-surface paintings by George Bellows, among them "New York" from 1911, which is large and recently cleaned to brilliant effect.
Bold body surface area values identify values at which patients with normal cardiac output are in danger of being misclassified as having a low cardiac index.
Ms. Haskell said she hoped to show that while "his work has this dazzling, bold, hard-edged surface, the subtext is all conceptually very complicated".
That's why Gary Hamel, management thinker and author, envisioned the MIX as a collaborative platform to both surface bold ideas and inspiring stories and to make progress on a set of make-or-break challenges.
Maslany wasn't even nominated for an Emmy, and yet her unusual blend of grit and delicacy puts all those gaudy monologuists and chin-wobblers to shame, demonstrating how a submerged performance can be bolder than a surface one.
I barely took in the loftlike space with its Carrie Bradshaw-meets-Auntie Mame décor — full of bold art, mirrored surfaces and geometric-wallpapered accent walls — before registering what Ms. London was telling the photographer by way of goodbye.
From Honoré Daumier, Rodin had learned the bold modelling of surfaces that are emotive rather than literal; the statue is only a rough approximation that avoids the definitive finish of earlier sculpture and remains in a state of becoming.
And while the heavily worked surface and bold black slashes of the Frost painting invite viewers to think about the vigorous motions that went into making it, the cool blues and whites suggest instead the serenity of sea and sail.
