Sentence examples for bright relief from inspiring English sources

Get your eye in, though, and their flowers shine up at you, giving a bright relief to the more subtle colours of early spring.

Of course, the small fry don't protect the width of adult shoulders, but they are easy to handle and a bright relief from the ubiquitous disposable black cheapies.

Like the Broken Bells' music, the album is rich with bubbling synthesizers, and on tracks like "Simple Song" and "No Way Down" the 1980s-style putsucthen puts the beat in bright relief.

Even these poems seem a little nervous, though, as if to remind us that we don't really know what beauty is until we've looked hard at the horror that throws beauty into bright relief.

Intermittent gun battles continued until dawn, when the sun bloomed from behind a series of serrated ridgelines, and the whole wasted valley — the cattails that crowd the river's banks, the yellow pastures where ragged camels graze, the wind-bent corn against the western desert — emerged in bright relief.

The killings of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, and Eric Garner in New York City has brought into bright relief the utter ugliness of police behavior toward young African American men in our cities and small towns.

Cookie Island is a store that offers a bit of bright and shiny relief on a street struggling to return to normal just blocks away from ground zero.

But what has really raised Mr. Stella's visibility is his first big show in Chelsea: an obstreperous display of bright, bulky painted reliefs and paintings at the Paul Kasmin Gallery on 10th Avenue at 27th Street.

In searingly bright, textured geometric reliefs (framed in painted fake fur) and jaggedly figurative sculpture, Mr. Samson is doing his irreverent best to convert some of the basic tenets of early Modernism into the art of his own time by combining toy-block simplicity with an extraterrestrial sense of light and space.

While other Florentine artists were revolutionising painting and sculpture, they hit on a lovely method of covering terracotta with coloured glazes and stuck to it to churn out bright and breezy reliefs of the Nativity, decorative crests and garlands and fruits.

"Playing a bright woman is a relief.