Sentence examples for Kind of bright from inspiring English sources

"It has a kind of bright vulgarity in terms of colour".

Dani is the kind of bright, optimistic child who lies awake at night counting "all the times she'd been happy".

She seems to be the kind of bright young talent that Rapa Nui needs to educate its young people.

The orchestration, indeed, is spare, shiny and open, indicating perhaps that there is a kind of bright musical sunlight shared by both this country and the Holy Land.

"God knows where I'd be without this house," said Dawn Lombardi, a 22-year-old with the kind of bright, round face that some call spunky.

Katrina Love, 18, from Sheffield is studying A-levels including maths and chemistry: she is just the kind of bright student they hope to attract.

"It wasn't the kind of bright-line departure from the past in Albany that we would have hoped for".

And the hero — Indy Jones Harrison Fordd), the daredevil archeologist, whose weapon is a bullwhip — makes the kind of bright-eyed entrance that's so intensely dramatic it's funny.

"The paint is fun," Dykers said, "and it was well done, for what it is, but these kinds of bright color seem out of place in Times Square.

They come in all kinds of bright colors, but you can always spray paint them if you want.

Electro-rheological (ER) fluid is a kind of smart material with bright prospects for industrial applications.