Sentence examples for air bright from inspiring English sources

Winter temperatures do not rise much above 30C, the air bright and clear at altitude.

Behind the garden is a low wall, plastered with English phrases like "the seeds of fresh life, new bungalow" and "fresh air, bright sunshine, broad view, free breath".

Thoughts of hungry striped bass hung in the air, bright as the nearly full moon rising in the afternoon haze over Long Island.

The child's cry, close by now, of the dolphin calf, and the mother breaks the water, a luminous green form leaving a figure of itself in the air, bright water dropping, a glow, crashing color landing, back, into the water.

Although the air/tissue and EP/LP boundaries can be clearly identified in an OCT image due to the large contrasts of signal intensity (dark in the air, bright in the EP layer, and even brighter in the LP layer) in an oral precancer sample, a computer program is needed to automatically plot the boundaries for real-time diagnosis.

Most recently, he presented his version of the theory in "Bright Air, Brilliant Fire," a book intended for the lay reader.

The Nobel Prize-winning neuroscientist Gerald Edelman, in his book Bright Air, Brilliant Fire, writes: "We are at the beginning of the neuroscientific revolution.

His work led to the construction of a general theory of brain development and function called neuronal group selection, which he explained in a trilogy of books (1987 89) for a scientific audience and in Bright Air, Brilliant Fire: On the Matter of the Mind (1992) for laypersons.

Rain wired the air in bright filaments.

The air is bright, with a trace of mist in the distance.

She was a breath of fresh air; knowledgeable, bright and unthreatening.