Sentence examples for that very bold from inspiring English sources

Venice witnessed the creation of 'structural art' that drastically reduced the incidences of failure caused by extremely soft soils and aggressive environment, which extended the operating horizons of masonry and timber structural materials to the extent that very bold structures were obtained also before the pre-eminent materials of modern structures.

The result is a large handset, that looks very bold — especially when painted in the bright orange colour variant — yet isn't too heavy in the hand (which was a problem for Nokia with its early Lumia flagships).

We were like the exception during the bossa nova period, doing something that was very bold and different.

Don't use colors that are very bold (dark blues, blacks, reds).

Seeing a population of Americans financially better off, impatient to get on with their lives after World War II and susceptible to the advertising shown on the latest new thing, their television sets, he concluded that victory belonged to the very bold.

And it doesn't mean they're good choices; it means that it becomes very bold, but not always beneficial.

"In the 1996 election Shimon Peres [then prime minister, ousted by Netanyahu] specifically mentioned Kiryat Sefer when he became desperate to get settler votes, so that makes them feel very bold that whatever happens they will come out on top".

That is very bold".

"They are all quite feminist works in that they are all very bold and have something to say".

I have written it for the most part in a style of scrupulous meanness and with the conviction that he is a very bold man who dares to alter in the presentiment, still more to deform, whatever he has seen and heard".

Deasy said Monday that he had set "very bold targets.