Sentence examples for associates bright from inspiring English sources

"He's going with what he sees, and he associates bright colors with a good golf course".

Some people associate bright colours with Homosexual people.

And Mr. Edwards is described by his friends and associates as bright, a fast learner who can quickly command even the most complex issue, as was evident by his many victories as a lawyer in complicated medical malpractice suits.

Ben Caldecott, associate fellow at Bright Blue, said: "The government should abandon Hinkley C – pursuing it in light of all the evidence of cost reductions in other technologies would be deeply irresponsible.

Ben Caldecott, associate fellow of Bright Blue, said: "I admire the UK Green Investment Bank and what it has achieved so far, but the last thing we need is a publicly supported, but privately owned, asset manager using subsidised capital and jobs to compete with the private sector".

Mani, the founder of a long-vanished religion, was associated with bright robes and flower gardens.

The gleaming creature with a long sickle-like beak is often associated with bright tubular flowers.

Although Mr. Kelly's work is often associated with bright colors, these new pictures are in black and white.

Whatever their cause, sunspots are associated with bright patches known as faculae, as well as flares and other huge ejections of solar matter into space.

Folk art is often associated with bright colour and an appealing charm, qualities sufficiently present to account for a wide popularity but counterbalanced by the sombreness and seriousness of many pieces, notably in religious art.

An artifact not corrected by this calibration is scattered light associated with bright disks in the FOV.