Sentence examples for bright appearance from inspiring English sources
Later, ribbon and buckle were seen to be woven into nest, giving nest bright appearance.
The E ring coats Enceladus and the other major inner moons of Saturn to give them a bright appearance.
The name white refers to the bright appearance of the fracture surfaces when a piece of the iron is broken in two.
Waxing of the cucumber, muskmelon, pepper, potato, sweet potato, and tomato gives the product a bright appearance and controls shrivelling through reduction of moisture loss.
Regardless of which is used, after the metal is clean, a coat of paste wax rubbed on and then buffed will help preserve the bright appearance and will make it easier to keep the metal clean.
Sagging demand in North America and Europe has led to fierce price-cutting of stainless steel, a metal prized for its resistance to corrosion, its bright appearance and its easily cleaned surfaces.
The brighter appearance of these features is most likely caused by differences in particle sizes of the ice and the effects of illumination.
"As a general rule, I like to lighten dark brows a couple shades to open the face and give a brighter appearance," Ms. McGrath said, adding that brushing a blond-tone brow gel, or a concealer in a lighter shade, through the brow with a clean mascara wand would temporarily do the trick.
Their "brighter" appearance is the result of the higher backscattering of electrons on copper oxide than in the case of naked copper.
Moreover, the whole wheat noodles incorporated with disodium phosphate, trisodium phosphate, and STPP showed brighter appearance, and the use of STPP and SHMP reduced the cooking loss of whole wheat noodles.
Cactus flower is packed with amino acids, B vitamins and minerals including calcium, magnesium and iron to improve texture and smooth skin; Tibetan Ginseng boosts skin cell respiration so that cells take in more oxygen for a younger, brighter appearance; and geranium, lavender and rosemary essential oils purify and protect.
