But it proves that there's always morbid fascination to be had from the simple observation, boldly stated, that movie folks are just plain crazy.
Hassam boldly delineated the solid, simple angular architecture of the buildings he portrayed, including "The Red Store" and "The Old Brush House". Ms. Blanchfield says that the artists emphasized the romance and the Colonial past of the buildings.
The men are all simpler, more boldly drawn creatures, but the actors do their jobs with efficiency and conviction, and the dashing Mr. Csokas supplies otherwise missing elements of humor and sex.
We hold each other to high standards -- to do things faster, better and simpler; to think boldly and challenge the status quo; to be resilient in the face of adversity.
I'm still not a great deal closer to deciding what it means to be a man, but perhaps part of it is as simple as going out, living boldly, and sharing our stories, however they pan out.
A giant slab of foie gras was boldly covered in hoisin sauce, a dead-simple combination of incredible flavor, especially combined with a luscious miso-marinated eggplant terrine.
Developing the concepts of caring habits, caring knowledge, and caring imagination, Hamington affirms Jane Addams' "simple yet powerful mandate that we boldly experience one another" through our embodied practices of care (2004, 145).
The walls of the vimana below the dravida superstructure are decorated with simple pilasters in low relief with boldly modeled sculptures between them.
Not surprisingly, the earliest and simplest work in the show - the boldly striped weaving known as a "first-phase Chief wearing blanket" - is one of the most compelling.
Having returned to Paris from Morocco in the spring of 1913, he began creating paintings that were simpler and more layered than the boldly colorful, sun-filled canvases that had been his signature.
