Sentence examples for bright for having from inspiring English sources

But, unlike some setters, he was clear that, in the running battle of wits between the setter and the solver, the purpose of the game was that the solver should win; that the point of the show was that solvers should feel bright for having cracked the code and not dim for being unable to work out how a clue worked, even when they had the solution in front of them.

He says, basically, that he will shine brighter later for having been sullied.

Getting a good night's sleep is essential for having bright, healthy-looking eyes.

Mrs. Assad, who wears a head scarf, was criticized for having too bright a shade of red lipstick and showing a little bit of hair on her campaign posters.

The day after I spoke with Portillo, he was stopped again on his way to work, for having his bright lights on.

Mrs Bright says having a mathematician for a husband was a big advantage.

I personally know some very bright scientists who, having worked for more than 20 years in big pharma, have had no new drug approved in their careers.

The $8.5 million budget for "Bright Star" had to be cobbled together from sources in Europe and Australia.

Mr. Le Quement's office, adorned with bright canvases, has for two years been in Renault's new $785 million Technocentre, which opened in 1998 on former farmland west of Paris.

ALTHOUGH the perceived quality of all new vehicles continued to improve in the latest Initial Quality Survey by J. D. Power & Associates, the results were not so bright for models that had been significantly redesigned or were new from the wheels up.

Wood believes that the future is bright for Saints, who had a poor start to the season but recovered to beat Exeter Chiefs before the international players returned.