The idea is to build an institution for jazz here: a bold, visible, concert-producing entity emulating, in some ways, what New York has with Jazz at Lincoln Center.
Could you resign it?" I'm confident that if you look up every government document that Gillian Triggs signed, it will be in bold, visible pen strokes.
He makes very bold, very visible choices, but you would never know they were his.
Ideally, the candidates' names should be in letters that are big, bold and visible — size 12 point, for example, instead of the 7-point type used this month.
"If we're going to do something in New York City, we're going to do something that's not just bold and visible, but something that has a lasting presence," said Mr. Keller, who is from the Tampa Bay area of Florida.
"Red was something bold and visible.
This conference is a bold and visible sign of committed leadership by Africa's major religious groups, who are taking an increasingly prominent and active role in the fight against HIV/AIDS, and in particular, for children.
The boldest statement, visible to those who head north through Parc Pere-Marquette, past the community garden and the playground, is scrawled in white across a blue dumpster.
The images are by nature "low resolution": they must be drawn big and bold to be visible across a room, so the amount of information conveyed is scant.
Yet the qualities that ensured its survival against the odds were less visible – bold technology that allowed unequalled fuel economy for a London bus, along with ease of maintenance and a smooth ride.
Reflecting that "Levi Strauss himself set the tone by giving back some of his profits to an orphanage in San Francisco we still support," Mr. Hanson said, company executives "feel we have a responsibility to take a visible, bold stance on how we express our values".
