Sentence examples for bright essence from inspiring English sources

The fish aren't finished, but her bright essence is all there in this rapid oil sketch, so freely and beautifully painted.

The soup plate was filled with the distilled, brilliant green, bright essence of parsley with the startlingly white tortellini sitting in the middle.

"May I express thee unblam'd?" he asks, "since God is light, And never but in unapproached light Dwelt from Eternitie, dwelt then in thee, Bright effluence of bright essence increate".

And looking back, the deadpan, not-too-bright Nigel seems the essence of other characters Mr. Guest would go on to play, from Corky to Harlan Pepper, the earnest bloodhound owner and would-be ventriloquist in "Best in Show".

As a helpful reminder, we put together a collection of photos from one of our favourite photographers Maya Fuhr, that we feel capture the essence of the bright, sticky sweetness of the dog days.

Mr. Priest says that, to some extent, the garden is successful if it captures the essence of Impressionism — its bright colors and a feeling of gaiety.

Others are marked by bright lights that radiantly broadcast the essence of the city, and some of these skylines just look nice, okay?

Furthermore, its essence of kitsch -- ceramic medium, bright color and glossy sheen -- lent it a giddy, ironic quality, recalling the Pop artworks of James Rosenquist and Jeff Koons.

In essence, the insinuation is the nice and bright voted remain, while the unsophisticated, simple folk voted leave.

Over the years, Dixon discovered a new sound for the trumpet, far from familiar modes of bright brassiness: a concrete, physical style that pulled the essence of the instrument away from the bell and toward the mouthpiece.

In essence, the choice is what makes the future brighter for these families.