Sentence examples for for its brighter from inspiring English sources

One of Orwell's precepts for composition was "Let the meaning chose the word, and not the other way around".... Orwell was born into the impoverished upper class — traditionally, for its brighter children, a potent incubator of awareness about how the social system works... even with his enemies he rarely took an inhuman tone.

One of Orwell's precepts for composition was "Let the meaning chose the word, and not the other way around".... Orwell was born into the impoverished upper class traditionally, for its brighter children, a potent incubator of awareness about how the social system works... even with his enemies he rarely took an inhuman tone.

Tasted alongside a range of sub-£10 pinots from around the world, it stood out for its bright and juicy red fruit seasoned with spicy oak.

It's known for its bright red bottle, Kelly green cap and sketch of a rooster (hence sometimes called "rooster sauce").

Although it has a relatively short lifespan of 15 to 30 years, it is widely grown for its bright yellow, fragrant flowers.

This aptly named sea creature is found on ocean floors 3 76 meters deep and is known best for its bright red lips and the difficulty it has when swimming.

The only touch of hominess in a sea of surrounding fast-food outlets, it would be easy to miss but for its bright yellow banner announcing "Now Open".

London Fashion Week has a reputation for its bright young things and they lived up to it in the most literal way at the final day of womenswear shows in the capital yesterday.

Based on harsh gypsy songs, flamenco had never been known for its bright tunes.

B. corallina, from Chile, is sometimes cultivated for its bright red flowers.

Applegreen, familiar in Ireland for its bright green forecourts, was founded in 1992 in Ballyfermot, west Dublin.