Sentence examples for brighter than before from inspiring English sources

Much brighter than before and that new typeface, Financier, is a winner too.

The monument got a thorough cleaning, which left it looking considerably brighter than before, and the restorers filled cracks with grout made from an 18th-century recipe.

"The prospect of success was much brighter than before, for Abraham Lincoln had become a very popular man; the first to enlist and the last to leave, he was thought to have distinguished himself as a military man.

The deity reclines on the lawn of the writer Elizabeth Gilbert, who greeted a visitor recently wearing an apron on which was scrawled, "In her presence flowers blossomed, bees buzzed, and the sun shined brighter than before".

That sixth-floor concourse, 50 percent wider and possibly 100 percent brighter than before, is one of a handful of the first-year projects that every fan will see.

Perhaps this is a moment in history, within a time of uncertainty, to see a light shine, brighter than before, reflecting in the faces of all people, of all backgrounds and colors, bringing just a little more hope and faith and genuine charity to this world.

Album: Brighter Than Creations Dark.

At Lincoln Park, ZooLights in its 22nd year will be "bigger and brighter than ever before," said Joshua Rupp, director of events.

The Fabulous '50s: Cars were bigger, bolder and brighter than ever before, and American cars, in particular, flashed multicolor paint jobs in a variety of spectacular pigments.

Today, Mr Tung said that was "not the case at all", and said the former colony's future was brighter "than ever before".

Certainly with our wealthy new owners, and a chairman who seems to fully understand the ethos of this great family club, the future looks brighter than ever before.