Sentence examples for preferred bold from inspiring English sources

His team reportedly felt voters preferred bold words such as Spain's Podemos (we can), and Les Républicains could be presented as a kind of citizens' movement rather than a plain political party.

Older teens and young adults prefer bold, contemporary brochure advertising.

But subtle reds like these are out of step with recent trends in consumer tastes; many people now prefer bolder, fruitier wines.

If you prefer bolder colors, consider painting the walls a neutral color and adding a more colorful trim or border.

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A weekend article in The Guardian anticipating this week's testimony noted that "Murdoch prefers the bold move — or the shrewdly judged indiscretion — to shift the focus onto competitors and critics".

Many administration officials say they would far prefer a bold rebuff by Mr. Hussein, rather than have him seem to cooperate but actually try to run out the clock with evasions and confusing tactics in the hope that support for war will subside.

I prefer a bold, pungent, seafood style of the South or clean flavors of the North where less seafood is used.

Many people prefer the Bold to the Curve but it's up to you.

Among reds, a fresh, fragrant Chinon or Bourgueil from the Loire Valley would match well, and if you prefer a bolder wine, maybe a zinfandel from the lighter side of the spectrum.

I'd prefer a bolder lie from Sporting Life here (why doesn't he just tell Bess that it's over and that the cops are going to lock Porgy away for good, rather than just hinting that her man might never come back?).