Sentence examples for brighter context from inspiring English sources

"We can consider this point as a historic one, because it's the first point Japan have gained in a World Cup," Philippe Troussier, Japan's French coach said, using history to put the night's effort in a brighter context.

Despite the critical analysis Van Commenee was keen to put things into a brighter context with regard to expectations for London 2012.

Here he is on one milky day: "White without context seems brighter than a blue sky unless I call it grey.

"This is the one little bright shining star in the context of this election cycle where there were so many hopes for women in the political arena," said Rachel Michelin, executive director of California Women Lead.

Here MIA's music found its perfect context: the bright, flashy excitement of a movie that offers a vicarious thrill-ride through a harder, real-er world than its western audience are ever likely to experience first-hand, complete with a feel-good, million-to-one happy ending where the hero beats the system and takes the money.

Apparently the reinitiation products lead to bright fusions in the context of the original C-terminal GFP folding reporter (Fig. 5A, column B, row 1, and Fig. 5D, column 1).

This paper reports selected RTXE data for X-ray bright Seyfert galaxies in the context of the currently popular models.

"Every case must be viewed in the context of its circumstances," Bright said.

ONE of the biggest impediments to e-business is that computers are not very bright when it comes to recognising context.

Why can't we set the BBC in a proper showbiz context, competing for talent and bright ideas?

In this context, Elaine Gan's scaffolding structures of bright aluminum rods connected by rubber cords built around three cherry trees has a nice formal and possibly metaphorical economy.