Sentence examples for bolder language from inspiring English sources

Or was he just using bolder language to describe the same old position?

Many of the journalists who founded liberal, reformist newspapers that have been banned by the conservative-run judiciary have started Web sites that use much bolder language than the print media and have proven harder to shut down.

Conservative party activists loved it, but Hannan's bold language alarmed party headquarters.

My mum was a photographer – and Laurie is someone who names what she sees in bold language.

A peace accord full of bold language and optimism ended the shooting but it has hardly brought tranquillity.

'Outers' Trade Unions Against the EU uses some of the boldest language, claiming the bloc is a "neoliberal empire" that is "inherently disinterested in European harmony".

Yet it is the military and intelligence establishment that has quietly sought to counter politicians' bold language about Iran's nuclear program, which the Iranians contend is solely for peaceful purposes.

February 4, 1849 Médéa, Algeria December 12 , 1926Paris, France Jean Richepin, (born Feb. 4, 1849, Médéa, Algeria died Dec. 12, 1926, Paris, France), French poet, dramatist, and novelist who examined the lower levels of society in sharp, bold language.

In unusually bold language, the Clinton Administration welcomed the election results in Iran today and said it interpreted them as an unequivocal demand for greater freedom within the country and for improved relations abroad.

A cigarette-is-hazardous-to-your-health kind of warning in bold language on a prospectus to remind investors that these things are not backstopped by Uncle Sam would be useful.

Now that is some seriously bold language right there.