The phrase "sentence in bold" is not correct and usable in written English.
You would need to use another phrase or expression to convey your meaning. For example, you could use "bolded sentence" or "emphasized sentence" to refer to a sentence that has been written in a bold font.
In a sentence in bold type, underlined and with capitalisation, Dr Luntz says that Israeli spokesmen or political leaders must never, ever justify "the deliberate slaughter of innocent women and children" and they must aggressively challenge those who accuse Israel of such a crime.
The sentence in bold above is missing in one of the major manuscripts and Alexander makes no mention of it in his commentary on the Metaphysics.
Four sentences (one sentence in "bold" and one sentence in "italics" with lengths of five words, respectively, and a second set of two sentences with lengths of seven words, respectively).
For example, a word in bold can be used either for the introduction of a new term, to indicate a person's name, or a sentence in bold can be the definition of a term.
Four phrases (two sentences in "bold" and two sentences in "italics" with lengths of three words, respectively).
The reason I put those two sentences in bold is because they resonated with me the deepest.
In this assignment, the correct answer consisted of card 1, card 2, and card 3 (the sentences appearing in bold).
A single sentence was printed in bold: "It is not necessary to deprive him of anything, but simply to give him nothing".
Identify the step with a short sentence (which will automatically be in bold) and then describe it in more detail.
Pietersen b Sharma 5 This is what I'd written before that bit in bold above this sentence: "Sharma oversteps but Pietersen can only manage one from the free hit, which is slowed right down and aimed wide by the gangly fast bowler, deceiving the England captain.
Notice the subject, in bold, in each of the following sentences.
