Sentence examples for a brighter point from inspiring English sources
A hushed, Amen-like sequence, centered on A major, suggests that the symphony could fight its way to a brighter point of arrival, as did its predecessor, which ends in radiant A major.
Lack of photo-activation in these experiments was likely due to the weaker light intensity than a brighter, point-focused 405nm laser, and by the use of an ozone-free xenon lamp bulb (PE175BF, Perkin Elmer), not producing light at wavelengths below 340nm.
So for me, Britain is no longer a bright point.
The cooperation marked a bright point in a frequently troubled relationship.
The last note, instead of being the final nail in the coffin, was a bright point of light and promise.
The beam itself is not visible in the air except where scattered by dust or haze, but it projects a bright point on a distant object.
Nevertheless, the Airy disk formed by a telescope or microscope objective can be readily seen with a bright point source of light if a sufficiently high eyepiece magnification is used.
But a bright point has been an art project to project images of Dhu and her grandmother, Carol Roe, on to the walls of prominent Perth buildings, including two inner-city police stations.
This culminates with an ecstatic vision of God – seen first as a bright point of light, then as three circles representing the Father, Son and Holy Spirit – surrounded by nine rings of angels and Beatrice, the woman Dante loves.
General Motors was a bright point.
