Sentence examples for brightest class from inspiring English sources

Basic dyesare the brightest class of soluble dyes used by the textile industry (Kapoor and Kalani1984; Reid 1996).

His catalogue assigned letters from the Greek alphabet to groups of stars belonging to the same visual magnitude class in each constellation, beginning with alpha for a star in the brightest class.

One of the brightest classes in the school at the time, the yellow-brick-road crew had been kept together from kindergarten through eighth grade.

Notre Dame has a bright class of six freshmen but only one senior.

That's my job!" In fact, Icahn didn't say that, but in speeches he refers to corporate C.E.O.s as a "not too bright" class of "morons".

(Quick: Who was the QB for the Patriots against the Bears in that fatal Super Bowl, the one who failed to complete a single pass? Answer: Tony Eason, one of the dimmer, or dimmed, lights of the bright class of '83).

We had our student interns – who are far more "in-the-know" – comb course lists for fall's best and brightest college-class offerings.

The authors uncovered evidence that the fittest and brightest working-class people were moved into the wide and spacious dormitory suburbs of Bishopbriggs, Cumbernauld and East Kilbride.

This is similar to the sham argument for grammar schools – that they provide an "escape" for the brightest working-class children.

Raised By Wolves, essentially the story of her own Wolverhampton childhood and co-written with her sister Caz, aims to celebrate that relentlessly ignored televisual beast, the witty and bright working class.

But for the fashion and the colours on the buses, the Scottish director's third feature – which plots a bright working class boy's descent into the quotidian psychosis of gang culture he had dreamed of escaping – could easily be a contemporary tale.