Sentence examples for a sort of bright from inspiring English sources
"A sort of bright Indian garden!" "Bonjour!" he yelled, to a man in a beret and galoshes, carrying a weed whacker.
Sadly you can't hear Justin Salinger reading Nothing Is True And Everything Is Possible, Peter Pomerantsev's hair-curling account of life in Putin's light-entertainment dictatorship, a sort of Bright Lights Big City goes east, that should be heard by anyone who needs reminding that compared to the people who run communications in Russia, Simon Cowell is David Attenborough.
Yes, nothing gets in between tough Victorians and their scones … Fancy Nance is an Adriano Zumbo place that serves high tea in a sort of bright, glycaemic, headache-inducing, Alice in Wonderland-inspired venue off Chapel Street in South Yarra, Melbourne.
There's all sorts of bright lights, smoke machines, fire – a lot of visuals that can really change how a photo looks.
Port-au-Prince, Haiti, for example, is filled with numerous beautiful commuter buses that are painted with all sorts of bright, bold images — of naked women, Catholic saints, voodoo symbols, soccer players, musicians.
It's a warm spring day in April as we walk down a busy thoroughfare in West Hollywood, with the sort of bright yellow sunlight that causes people to move to the West Coast.
But they see this as a sort of accidental anomaly — the one bright spot in an otherwise dismal picture.
Looking up through the window, I could see the moon, which struck me, in my half-conscious state, as flat and unnaturally bright, a sort of glowing Pringle.
Inner batteries charged by a sun that never took a break (around 3 a.m., there was a sort of rosy dawn-twilight, then bright sunshine soon returned), I crammed two days' activities into each one of seven days of exploring the coastal Disko Bay region of western Greenland.
