Sentence examples for slightly bold from inspiring English sources

The 65-year-old, dressed in a crisp gray suit over a yellow T-shirt, drew surprised laughs from the crowd when he thanked Rock Hall voters for electing "someone who doesn't drink, doesn't do drugs, doesn't throw television sets out of hotel rooms and only sleeps with his wife.... It's a slightly bold move — and very rock 'n' roll".

Chevron Throw: £49, oliverbonas.com A slightly bolder option with neon coloured stripes contrasting to the grey zigzag design.

The Xerox Phaser had slightly bolder reds and yellows over all, but the black in the photo tended to be a little heavy.

The slightly bolder ones are doing some tangentially related do-gooder advertising (see Enterprise Rent-A-Car's commendable but entirely unbuzzworthy 50 Million Tree Pledge.

Some of the lawmakers sang a Sinatra song with a local customer; then a slightly bolder group tried Ritchie Valens's "La Bamba".

Rogerson photographs sharks, and he says that while almost all he has encountered have been "really, really timid," oceanic whitetips do seem to be slightly bolder than their fellow Red Sea sharks, such as makos, "which like to stay cryptic.

Wear one of these shades if you want to stand out from the crowd with a slightly bolder look that's not distracting.

His version is slightly bolder than Hiroshige's original.

Girl bands prefer slightly bolder colors to bring out their feminine look.

For a slightly bolder look, choose a less dominant color from one print and match that color with your second print.

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