Sentence examples for bright feel from inspiring English sources

"They are looking for a bright feel to make a statement.

He made people who were merely quite bright feel worse than stupid: he made them feel narrow.

The huge space is dominated by massive windows to the front and back, giving it a transparent, bright feel, and colourful furniture contrasts with the large grey industrial pipes overhead.

Remember that lighting is very important to keep a spacious and bright feel to the area.

Clarins Eau Dynamisante, £30, clarins.co.uk It's almost impossible not to like this bright, feel-good scent in a generous refillable bottle.

Bright felt that filming outside the studio made episodes less funny, even when shooting on the lot outside, and that the live audience was an integral part of the series.

Bright felt that Portal 2 was easier than its predecessor, in part that he felt much of the game was effectively tutorials for the new gameplay additions, requiring "careful use of the tools provided", leaving him with the impression that "the game was on rails".

Typically shot with a frenzied, often subjective moving camera in saturated colors that have the over-bright feel of a chemically induced hallucination, these can be hard to watch and harder to forget.

"Beautiful Mistake," by the Spanish-born Cayetano Soto, is spare and dark, with unisex costuming; "The Heart(s pace," by the company's resident choreographer, Nicolo Fonte, has a lighter, brighter feel, and includes touches of classicism.

Painting the walls a lighter color or adding a mirror may lend the closet a brighter feel.

The ambient light provided by fluorescent fixtures will fill in your kitchen's shadows, reduce contrast, and light vertical surfaces to give the space a brighter feel.