Sentence examples similar to bright means from inspiring English sources
By chance he meets Scooby Livingston, the aggressive, inarticulate 17-year-old son of a middle-class Jewish family with an overbearing father (John Goodman), an acquiescent mother (Julie Hagerty) and two brothers, one an extrovert football star, the other a bright, mean-minded pre-teen, forever seeking attention and approval.
"To understand what someone means when he says the pinks need to be brighter, the software must know what pink means and what brighter means".
Importantly, GFP expression in individual cells lacking ATG5 was on average shifted to the right of the plots suggesting brighter mean fluorescence.
The fact that Louis Vuitton has chosen to explore the sharp naivety of Japanese cartoons and their bright colours means the style will become more prevalent.
Their bright photoluminescence means they can be used for cellular imaging.
Bright orange means afternoon, while indigo blue signifies the middle of the night.
The timing must also be precise: "The high background rate from the overwhelmingly bright moon means you have to gate the detector for periods as short as about 100 nanoseconds".
Barbera's bright acidity means it works well with salumi and sausages.
It is much too bright; this means it is late in the morning and you've overslept.
It's okay to feel upset or defeated but training yourself to look on the bright side means you'll bounce back faster, slowly work through your challenges and grow as a result.
A bright top means plain bottoms, such as regular, undecorated jeans.
