Sentence examples for bolder relief from inspiring English sources

But nothing has brought the highly extended, extenuated, yet enduring family into bolder relief than the atrocity at the World Trade Center and the stories of all the bereft people left behind.

"Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness," the three-part, long-running show of American art and craft at the Yale University Art Gallery, has arrived at its midpoint, "Defining the Nation," and the contradictions and ironies that were discernible in the first segment come into bolder relief here.

This made the abandoned buildings all over town stand out in bold relief.

Retracing the rush to war, the names Cheney and Chalabi are entwined in bold relief.

It casts into bold relief the absence of sexual orientation from Title VII's list of protected characteristics.

Rather, what brings "Avenue Q" into bold relief among the new musicals of 2003-04 is that it made money.

Hampton, who made his début at the Royal Court in the sixties, brings Chekhov's tragicomic vision of human self-destructiveness into bold relief.

But such physical articulation is revealed to be inseparable from a ruler whose emotionally despotic treatment of Isabella is shown in bold relief.

In the north-central Oregon plateau, known as the Deschutes-Umatilla Plateau, a portion of the Columbia River basin, streams are entrenched and provide some bold relief.

That the enmity runs deep on both sides is in bold relief, and Mr. Smith is not afraid to make the presumed superiority of whites grotesquely melodramatic.

Professor Wayne said the vice-presidential debate put the shortcomings of the presidential candidates into bold relief -- a view that officials in both camps endorsed.