Sentence examples for bolder terms from inspiring English sources

Both comparisons emphasise the great size and seriousness of India's state, relative to its more chaotic neighbours.In even bolder terms, Manipur's multiple conflicts recall some in Africa, where AIDS is also a camp-follower; or even, in the murderous efficiency of those killers near Bishnupur (where African rebels would have fired wide and scarpered), the latest fiasco in Afghanistan.

While Ms. Gersten is still developing her vision for the theater festival, she's thinking about its future in bold terms.

At the same time, his life also demonstrates in particularly bold terms how artists can be driven by an inordinate need for love and approval sparked by early deprivation.

The idea, instead, was that Mr. Coleman — the famously inscrutable alto saxophonist, composer and free-jazz pioneer — would make his Jazz at Lincoln Center debut on his own bold terms.

In Jhelum, a town 100 miles south of Islamabad and a place with a proud military history, one village had shown in the boldest terms the anger about the military fighting Muslims on Pakistani soil, said Enver Baig, a former senator with the Pakistan Peoples Party, who considers himself a pro-American politician.

There, small bold terms indicate vectors, while those in capital indicate matrices.

Michael Birch, puts it in pretty bold terms: "Our aim is to be a central force in the entrepreneurial ecosystem in Europe.

Finally, the cellular compartment nucleus is also enriched in genes with AARs, and in genes with purer AARs (GO 0005634, p < 6.19·10-12). 1 In bold terms overrepresented also for genes hosting the highest average purity of their AARs; 2 FDR < 20%.

The following bold terms were used for candidate gene selection: response to abiotic stimulus(GO 0009628); response to biotic stimulus(GO 0009607); response to endogenous stimulus(GO 0009719); response to extracellular stimulus(GO 0009991); response to stress(GO 0006950).

"I think the media has got bolder in terms of what it is taking on, in some degree.

The p-value of each term determines the opacity of both the node and its label; the bolder a term appears, the more significant its enrichment score.