Sentence examples for bright remarks from inspiring English sources

Ideally, Butley's sustained rant about his life — a rant compounded of bright remarks, vicious digs and recitations whose sources run from Shakespeare to Beatrix Potter — should shape the play into a sort of acrid miasma, only occasionally pierced by light.

After a while, we find ourselves thinking not of grief but of entitled kids who have been praised for every bright remark they've ever made.

In our Daily Download debut on CNN's Situation Room, Howard Kurtz and I talked to Wolf Blitzer about why a less-than-bright remark by a top aide to Mitt Romney went absolutely viral.

When Guy was just lending a hand, Lane had seemed cheery, bright and confident, always quick with a smart remark as he presented Guy with a candy bar.

"Wow, is that a bright one," Frances VanKulick remarks as the Challenger climbs.

On the bright side, Howlett remarked, "they sound louder than previous CD reissues".

"He's very bright in school," she remarked.

He was a master of the extended peroration, peppered with literary allusions, and of the bright, off-the-cuff remark.

Lively's writing shines brightest when her discursive remarks demonstrate the methods and preoccupations that have shaped her fiction.

Zara Golden of VH1 called the instrumentation of the song as "bright and breezy" and remarked that it is more soft-rock-y than "Don't You Wanna Stay".

When a flute twitters sweetly in the second movement, the screen displays Dvorak's remarks on the bright sound of American bird calls.