Sentence examples for characteristically bold from inspiring English sources

His ambition was characteristically bold.

Bell was circumspect; Swann was characteristically bold.

Marianne Elliott's characteristically bold production has, uncharacteristically, more gusto than grace.

"But anyway, I'm not going to spend the whole interview talking about my last job!" In her new job Warsi has already made some characteristically bold statements.

In a characteristically bold metaphorical leap, Holland notes that Tiberius was "badly prone to spots" and that his record, too, risked being "spotted".

At first just acquaintances, he recalled in his book, their relationship blossomed after Mr. Saxbe, never one to be shy, made a characteristically bold statement.

Rubens concocts his characteristically magnificent swirl of paint, rich, bold, expressive.

In contrast to sauvignon blancs from elsewhere, and particularly from New Zealand, good Sancerres are characteristically restrained rather than exuberant, perfumed with citrus and chalk rather than bold fruit.

Scribner said that the collection, which is edited by Anne Margaret Daniel, would "provide new insight into the bold and uncompromising arc of Fitzgerald's career" and was written "in his characteristically beautiful, sharp, and surprising language".

Characteristically, Mantel provoked controversy.

Alastair was characteristically blunt.