Sentence examples for conspicuously bright from inspiring English sources
Vivis, a conspicuously bright boy, was educated at Sir William Borlase's grammar school in Marlow and Clare College, Cambridge, where he studied modern and medieval languages, followed by a postgraduate theatre course at Bristol University.
Wright's sense of style mainly involves splashes of color that feel neither conspicuously artificial nor serendipitously found; its bright tastefulness has no emblematic power akin to James Dean's red jacket in "Rebel Without a Cause" and no overwhelming dazzle as in Sofia Coppola's "Marie Antoinette" or any frame ever filmed by Wes Anderson.
However, one notices that the announcement conspicuously leaves out any mention of Bright's founders and whether or not they will be joining LinkedIn's team in Mountain View.
She rode for four stations -- conspicuously turning her abdomen, covered in a bright pink shirt.
On Andrews Avenue North sits a house painted a strikingly bright shade of yellow, wedged conspicuously between modest, plain neighbors.
MARSEILLE, France — The bright cafeteria of St. Mauront Catholic School is conspicuously quiet: It is Ramadan, and 80percentt of the students are Muslim.
Other parties have been pummelled at the polls: the Ulster Unionist Party has gone from ten MPs in Westminster to none.The Democratic Unionist Party and Sinn Fein are conspicuously better than the other parties at finding jobs for bright young things and spreading experience through their ranks.
Those who were there that day say there are two things they remember most about their first meeting with the baby ape: her intelligent eyes, big and bright; and her fragile left arm -- half of which was conspicuously missing. .
Yellow streaks are variably developed but generally weak and there is always a bright yellow axillary patch which, together with the yellow wing-lining, stands out conspicuously.
Coloration is sex-specific in the species, with a more cryptic mottled brown coloration in juveniles and females whereas males are conspicuously colored in near solid black punctuated by a lateral white spot and underlain by a bright white ventrum (Auster, 1989).
