Sentence examples for excessively bright from inspiring English sources

In February, Governor Pataki vetoed a bill that would have required state and local governments to gradually replace multidirectional outdoor lighting that was excessively bright.

A pop-art, 70s-kitsch S&M dungeon with pools of excessively bright light amid dense shadows, the Korova was designed by John Barry (not the composer) and was one of the few sets built for Kubrick's notorious film, re-released on Friday after an absence of 26 years.

That's why all plants rely on a mechanism that defends against excessively bright sunlight by converting photons into harmless heat.

After tilting by 5°, these excessively bright Ni columns are no longer present, indicating that they are an artefact of electron channelling (see Fig. 5 5)).

These were primarily dim arrays (n = 711) but there were also excessively bright arrays (n = 15).

Moreover, excessively bright light could even potentially result in either temporary or permanent blindness of the beetles.

The ability of single-molecule data analysis to filter out immobile and excessively bright particles ensured that misfolded and aggregated proteins were excluded from the study.

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A video camera will take in the entire scene and feed the image to software that will ensure, for example, that a wayward screen doesn't render a pop star's nose -- or any other object -- excessively red or unnaturally bright.

Shortlist, which launched nationwide today backed by magazine heavyweights including Mike Soutar and Phil Hilton, is a generous size and pleasantly designed - bright but not excessively so, avoiding the worst fluoro colours of men's and women's weeklies alike.

Vocally, Mr. Harris tends to be a shameless ham who pushes his bright, flashy tenor to excessively histrionic peaks, but in his quieter moments he can be touching.