Sentence examples for brightest at from inspiring English sources

"Everything Is Going to Be Alright," the sign says, and its illuminated message shines brightest at night.

Mary Ellen Luck said that her brother resisted attention from a young age, that he would always smile brightest at others' accomplishments more than his own.

Writing about a friend of his youth, Mr. Hobsbawm cites the old German tag "guter Mensch, schlechter Musikant" ("good guy, bad musician"), meaning not the best or brightest at work but a decent enough fellow.

Now 55, he is unmistakably part of the French elite: Paris's Henri IV lycée for his teenage years; a degree from the capital's Institut d'Etudes Politiques; the almost obligatory spell for the very best and brightest at the Ecole Nationale d'Administration (ENA); and then membership of the Conseil d'Etat, the Council of State, the ultimate overseer of French politics.

It was the away side who started brightest at Turf Moor, backed by a bumper away following from the Midlands.

As time increasing, the uptake and luminescence intensity are increased and reach the brightest at the 4 h of incubation which means that the cell uptake is saturated.

Things were brighter at entree time.

The outlook is bright at home.

They are extremely bright at wavelengths of 50 micrometres.

He is unusually bright at times, then again obstinate, exasperating.

I wasn't picked out as being bright at school.