Sentence examples for bright according from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the situation in neighbouring countries is none too bright, according to new research in the Lancet Global Health, a medical journal.

But the situation in neighbouring countries is none too bright, according to new research in the Lancet Global Health, a medical journal.

If, however, her child turns out to be not very bright (according to her) or lacking in social skills, then her fragile confidence will be shattered".

Julia Preston (NYT) AFRICA UGANDA: EARLY VIEW OF AMIN Idi Amin, whose dictatorial rule from 1971 to 1979 left 500,000 dead, was a "splendid type," good at rugby but "not very bright," according to 1964 British records released by the Public Records Office in London.

The outlook on the cable and satellite TV sector is bright, according to Goldman Sachs, which placed particular emphasis on Comcast in a glance at 2007.

Guilford was driving to his girlfriend's house, and flashed his lights at the officer because his headlights were bright, according to a lawsuit filed by Guilford's family.

Cumberbatch's "star shines brightest", according to the list, with the actor tipped for Oscar glory for his role as Alan Turing in The Imitation Game.

But next year is looking brighter, according to industry experts.

The sun may be getting brighter, according to a report in tomorrow's Science*.

In comparison to other full moons, supermoons can be up to 14percentt closer and 30percentt brighter, according to NASA.

The bright spot, according to the report, were the bank paybacks.