Sentence examples for brighter when it is from inspiring English sources

It is brighter when it is gibbous, which means that the best times to see Mercury are a few days before greatest eastern elongation, in the evening, or a few days after greatest western elongation, in the morning.

When Enceladus went around its slightly elliptical orbit, "the plume was much brighter when it was furthest from Saturn, than when it was closest to the planet", explained Dr Hedman.

The opposite is true for Venus, which appears brightest when it is a crescent, because it is much closer to Earth than when gibbous.

Virtually all, too, are at their best in their early pages – covering the early years – when the passion for music still burns bright, when it's all still fun, when the star is rising, rather than burning out.

Because our future is brightest when it's lit by everyone's star.

It features organic waves of electroluminescent wire that become vividly bright when it's dark out.

Further, the comet appeared brightest when it was almost invisible from the northern hemisphere in March and April.

This gives rise to the paradox whereby a monocularly viewed white surface appears brighter than when it is viewed binocularly in such a way that one eye views it directly and the other through a dark glass.

The lamp itself is bright yellow when it is not illuminated, which prompted Philips to clarify on its planned packaging that the lamp produces "white light when lit".

Over this time, the fruit ripens from green to bright yellow, when it is sweetest and most aromatic.

The flesh is firm when young, white, and will stain light to bright yellow when it is bruised.