Sentence examples for bright though from inspiring English sources

I've always thought of Coltrane as an essentially religious artist whose seraphic spirituality seemed clear and bright (though often earthy and rugged).

He was very bright, though, and the sixth form head at William Ellis school pointed him in the direction of Oxford.

It seems odd that these scenes were enacted on the site of what is now a covered area, designed by Norman Foster, which is given over to smart shops, chain cafes and chic restaurants – all of them bright, though, it has to be said, a little sanitised.

The future is bright, though, and inevitably things are happening.

The future will be bright though - we're a sports mad country and always will be.

The future appears to be very bright, though brief, for a star known as KPD1930+2752, in the constellation Cygnus.

The screen is considerably brighter, though, the LX's screen is much bigger and way nicer since Sharp dropped in their AQUOS screens.

There were bright spots, though, a few of them in surprising places.

Beyond the bright lights, though, the city finds itself in some hot water.

Behind the bright smiles, though, were players who have been through a lot.

On the bright side, though, the dollar will offer some succor to struggling Argentina, whose currency is linked to ours.