Sentence examples for considered bright enough from inspiring English sources

The ceiling's gold-leaf constellations were not considered bright enough, so their fiber-optic stars are now LEDs.

has been measured at 113, which is considered "bright normal".

If pastels make you look washed out, consider brighter tones.

Over 100 extragalactic water masers are known, and of these, 65 are bright enough to be considered megamasers.

So when an executive at Comedy Central, a woman, has the attitude that female comedians are somehow not worthy or bright enough for consideration, consider this: Ms. Leingang has never done, nor would she ever do, stand up.

But wasn't there anyone at the DWP with a bright enough bulb to consider that perhaps the bill was a mistake?

Check the color periodically to see if it is bright enough.

Type 1a supernovae, which are thought to result from explosions of small stars known as white dwarfs, have long been considered uniform enough to fill the bill, as well as bright enough to be seen across the universe.

Her lawyers argued that Cassandra's refusal of consent ought to fall under the "mature minor doctrine", a widely recognised legal principle that instructs medical providers to honour the consent, or the withholding of consent, of unemancipated minors bright enough to grasp the consequences of their considered decisions about medical treatment.

It's crisp, colourful and bright – bright enough to see in direct sunlight, in fact.

Make sure the lights are bright enough to see.