Sentence examples for bright facts from inspiring English sources

Or will bright facts about the animal world, working indirectly, better aid the cause of action?

There are no petrol bombs here, no restrained anger, no sense of strife or confrontation (except, perhaps, a cheerful tussle with the bright facts of the world).

At this moment we don't know who is readying the 1953 Smearbook, to carry on where Mortimer & Lait left off... Lately the preoccupation of the electorate with Sen. Nixon's finances almost completely obscured the bright fact that in Genl.

They don't look especially sharp, big or bright — in fact, the K5 offers no screen-brightness control at all — and there's no crossfading or gentle panning effects; you can't even specify the timing of the slides.

It's not bold or bright, in fact it's rather diminutive, but pretty nonetheless.

Stan Glasgow, vice president for display marketing at Sony Electronics, said that changes in the screen's polarizing layers make it substantially brighter than the company's earlier L.C.D. monitors -- so bright, in fact, that the display controls have been redesigned to make dimming easier.

Suddenly they started becoming brighter, so bright in fact that I attempted taking pictures of them with my phone, and could actually see them!

Gradually Phineas, and we, mount to the paradise of fiction; complete with round, bright and invented facts, with two splendid women alternately to make love with, and with a fanfare of dizzied writing.

Not much bright about that fact.

As is well known, the black box is, in fact, bright orange.

The child once considered retarded is in fact bright, they say — a real striver — and will soon be ready for full-scale mainstreaming.