Sentence examples for brighter less from inspiring English sources

Peels make skin brighter, less lined, more vibrant.

The brighter, less conventional tones may stand out, but they're more of an acquired taste.

Charles Scicolone, a wine consultant who was on our tasting panel, kept whetting our appetites by suggesting "fish from Lago di Garda" with the brighter, less assuming Valpolicellas.

At its best, that has meant a mood of freedom and choice that has made these islands a brighter, less drab place than they once were.

Collaborating with the Irish folk rock composer Liam O Maonlai, he takes a step back from narrative, arriving at something simpler and brighter, less dramatic but perhaps even more visceral.

Samsung has already refined AMOLED technology to create what it calls Super AMOLED screens, but aims to keep pushing for brighter, less reflective, more power-efficient displays.

For the past few decades, the most dominant recipe for radiant skin has called for removing the dead layers of epidermis to reveal newer, brighter, less-wrinkled skin.

Macke discovered the work of Henri Matisse and the other Fauve artists while visiting Paris in 1909; this convinced Macke to use brighter, less-naturalistic colours, applied in broad brushstrokes.

I suggest that we should have chosen somewhere less bright, less modern.

Reading between the lines, it seems the MPs think Britain's tax-gatherers are simply less bright, less fast moving and equipped with poorer systems than the people they are up against.

"When the mobile shines the brightest it appears solid and perfect but as well numb, whilst when dimming and moving after a touch, it is less bright, less perfect but more alive," they say.