Sentence examples for bold versions from inspiring English sources

The Dubliners became widely known in Europe, as well as the United States, for bold versions of traditional Irish folk songs.

What portions of the president's domestic agenda does the writer say will likely not "push through" in their original "bold" versions?

With each constructed identity, narratives arise in Day's portraits, expressing super-saturated visions of life stories and bold versions of existing realities.

She sang a strange, bold version of Bob Marley's "Redemption Song" and ended with a Johnny Cash lyric.

In the early 90's Adobe Systems began to offer multiple master fonts, which allowed users to select a typeface and determine if they wanted to work with a bold version, a light version or something in between.

If you need to separate information within those fonts, then use contrasting techniques, such as using a bold version of the text.

Fonts typically include the normal typeface (roman) as well as italic, bold, bold italic, and sometimes extra-bold versions.

And ever since "Desperate Housewives" became a hit, ABC has tried to corner the mean girl market with ever bolder versions of woman's cruelty to woman, most recently with the soapy drama "Revenge".

Adverbs are peppers throughout her sentences, verbal hedges are tacked onto her proclamations, and unnecessary apologies are affixed to her emails, before she edits them into bolder versions.

His is a bolder version of ideas within the UK Listing Authority's (UKLA) current consultation document.

As much as I loved this bolder version of Chris, I worried I had inadvertently played Pygmalion with him.