Sentence examples for enough bright from inspiring English sources

Solid enough all round, Chronicles: India, however, lacks enough bright ideas to be striking.

Our kids have played under enough bright lights to be ready for this moment.

It's Latin without passion or flair, but with enough bright spots along the way to offer hope.

Saracens have enough bright young things to fill an Evelyn Waugh novel: the two Andys, full-back Goode and flanker Saull, and the hooker Jamie George, for starters.

"Harvard can count on enough bright kids willing to sleep on thin mats of straw to go there," Mr. Fogel said.

$21.4m from 56 overseas territories isn't particularly strong, but there were enough bright spots to give Sony some hope, especially on a frugal $88m budget.

We're not good enough, not bright enough, not old enough, not young enough, not clued-up enough, not tough enough – and not, in the end, brave enough.

He continued, "And I think audiences are clever enough and bright enough to separate out fact and fiction, and discuss the thing when they've seen it".

"I was bright enough to contact the A.C.L.U.," he said.

But it was not enough to catch Bright.

Dave is bright enough, with good grades in nine GCSEs.