Sentence examples for described as bold from inspiring English sources

It has been described as bold and I would certainly agree with that view.

The enhanced scene has been described as bold and highly poignant.

Her style of illustration has been described as "bold and mysterious", and as "traditional Australian Aboriginal representation rendered in bright, eye-catching colors".

She is also described as "bold and straightforward, brave and no-nonsense, yet she remains proudly true to her formal Victorian English sensibilities".

Twenty-nine years old and described as "bold, brash, and overconfident", Boots has gotten himself into trouble and now runs his agency out of rented storage space above a seedy bar.

Gloria Oshima, a teller, was hired because of her previous experience at the nearby First National Bank of Elk River, but her faith, which she describes as "bold," was also apparent in the job interview.

They are being imbibed by what Vox's Plawsky describes as "bold status consumers"–sophisticated individuals from 25 to 35 years old, who are well-educated, high-income earners, and act as the consumer trend setters not followers.

The turquoise and fuchsia tartan outfits were described as as "bold" and "colourful" by some, while the words "cushions" and "curtains" were used in comments by others.

Among fashion editors, the move was described as a bold choice.

The decision to impose a negative deposit rate on banks was described as a "bold and unusual move" by Howard Archer, chief European and UK economist at IHS Global Insight.

But believers in new possibilities, admirers of Ms. Boyd's enterprising spirit and those who like guessing games were hoping for a theater adventure from the author she described as a bold new writer experimenting with form.