Sentence examples for a bright set of from inspiring English sources

The Asphalt Orchestra, Bang on a Can's avant-garde marching (and dancing) band, gave raucous performances of a bright set of new arrangements of music by the Japanese drummer and composer Tatsuya Yoshida, who joined the group on drums for the dazzling final number, "Zwimbarrac Khafzavrapp".

He comes with a bright and shiny set of opinions on marquee issues that are just far enough ahead of the curve to seem brave.

Weirdly, all the noise and upbeat colours make it hard not to think of the bold, bright set design and raw energy of a Saturday morning kids' TV shows like The Wide Awake Club or Going Live.

The recently introduced Brilliant Violet series of fluorochromes represents a bright and economical set of tools for detecting markers via the violet laser.

A bright, fast-moving set of variations, "Flourish With Fireworks" fully lives up to its name.

Their "Mikado" was a jolly, slapstick romp: bright sets, nice singing and a range of updates -- sanctioned by years of performance tradition -- to bring it into our own time.

The two images of the F11 cell are a projection of bright pixels in a set of images before capsaicin was added (left) followed by a projection of bright pixels in a set of images after capsaicin was added (right) (see Video 5 ).

His large, bright sets lent shows a sense of luxury that the utilitarian designs of the 1950s and early 1960s lacked.

This is very much the bones of the 'check-in' aspects of Foursquare, writ bold and bright across a small set of features that centers around a chart that shows you how close your friends are to you right now on a scale from 'right here' at 500 feet to 'in the area' of 20 miles.

Eyeshadow (light shades of neutral colors or you can go all out and buy a cheap set of bright colors, but be sure not to wear them all the time).. Light blush (unless you are naturally tanned).

Similarly, when electrons strike evenly spaced rows of atoms within a crystalline solid, they break up into a set of bright spots known as Bragg diffraction peaks.