Sentence examples for particularly bold from inspiring English sources
ReprintsCharities have been particularly bold.
Lindsay Lohan's all-white dress and schoolgirlish ponytail was a particularly bold attempt at cleaning up a besmirched image.
He drew with an efficient medium-weight line — not particularly bold and brash, but not anxious and self-effacing.
The Welsh 18th-century artist Thomas Jones was a particularly bold Georgian proponent of painting in the open air.
The move was a particularly bold act in a Muslim country led by moderate Islamist party, Ennahda.
The Regional Growth Partnership, a local business group, provides venture capital.In Michigan despair has bred particularly bold action.
"Lyric has a particularly graphic and bold quality, almost like written characters," Mr. Hamlin said.
Relief printing lends itself particularly to a bold conception of design, expressed more in areas than lines.
Its other labels are delicious, too, particularly the big bold reds made using old world methods, such as harvesting by hand and small barrel-ageing in French oak.
It is regarded as one of the earliest works of the Australian New Wave and is considered seminal — particularly for its bold, dreamlike exploration of the Australian wilderness and the deep spiritual bonds between the land and its original occupants.
As always with Borthwick, the conversation was free-ranging and bold – particularly his prediction of how bad ideas will die sooner in 2013 and why that will be a good thing for startup entrepreneurs.
