Sentence examples for a bit too bright from inspiring English sources

But her colors are a bit too bright, and her cuts too conservative.

"I put the ribbon over the top because the beading was a bit too bright," Carragher explained, smiling.

White tablecloths and dark wood on the ceiling and halfway up the pale yellow walls are lovely, but the lighting can be just a bit too bright.

Once again, there are a family and a crime, as well as the crime that is the family, one whose pathology is suggested by smiles and eyes that always seem a bit too bright, and by the fantastically ugly flowered wallpaper that covers much of their home like funeral wreaths.

The colors are a bit too bright and the sparkle is a bit too computer generated".

Some pictures can be a little dark, while some can be a tad bit too bright.

The whole thing about photography is the painting of light – when I was taught photography I was told, "You shouldn't leave that bit too black because there's no detail there, you shouldn't have that bit too bright... .., that sort of thing.

But can brights be a bit too flashy?

Bright red might be a bit too much.

Lipstick was quite bright or nude at the time, so red might be a bit too 1950's.

A bit too sophisticated.