Sentence examples for excess bold from inspiring English sources

They buzz with celebratory excess, bold and simple, reminding you of a billboard.

Categories, contributing more than 2/3 of the χ2 value due to excess (in bold) or shortage (in italic) of observed families are highlighted.

Changing to this length, straddling the 10am news and replacing Excess Baggage, are bold, risky moves, even if you have the most engaging guests.

Though again this is a conclusion associated with the privileged who hold to a habitus in which perseverance and 'no right to failure' are valued expressions of capital, 'They are condemned [by their habitus] to excess, to extremes, to bold ostentation, which alone can justify their renunciation of temporal certainties' (186).

If we are to avoid a return to the pre-antibiotic landscape with all its excess mortality we must be bold.

His view consisted of rocks and dirt beneath bulldozers and cranes, but where others might see excess, he saw something brazen, bold and gloriously Texan.

Rejecting a deadline day offer in excess of £21m is a bold move from West Bromwich Albion chairman Jeremy Peace, but at one point does Saido Berahino begin to lose value.

O, number of observed cases; SIR, standardized incidence ratio; 95% CI, 95% confidence interval; EAR, excess absolute risk per 10,000; bold type, SIR significantly different from one.

Bold cells indicate significant homozygote excess and differentiation among populations, respectively.

There was a real sense that this club was going to be something different and act as a bold, defining statement in countering the excesses of modern football.

That said, he adds, the essay "was bold, because the proffered ambition was so apparently in excess of the available evidence -- that is, his actual novels, few people having read them".