Sentence examples for former brightness from inspiring English sources
In ordinary novas the explosion seems to involve only the outer layers, as the star later returns to its former brightness; in supernovas the explosion is catastrophic.
Since the mid-80's, a few novels, including Jimmy Breslin's "Table Money," Colum McCann's "Other Side of Brightness" and the acclaimed literary thriller "Payback," by the former sandhog Thomas Kelly, have emerged from their toils.
But the former approach can result in lower brightness, while the latter approach can be costly and increases power consumption.
While prosecutors celebrated Mr. James's conviction for conspiring to sell city-owned land to a former girlfriend, much of the city was indeed looking good in the brightness of an April day.
The former will find select 4K video content supported by the gorgeous extra contrast, brightness and color richness associated with high dynamic range technology (assuming your TV can handle it).
On the other hand, even real enhancements in the K-band brightness might be diluted with the H-band brightness, because the latter had a lower signal-to-noise ratio than the former.
But it is jarring nonetheless to see the svelte version of the former president up close, especially since his head is as big as it ever was — a fact accentuated by the ruddy brightness of his face and pronounced cheekbones.
Brightness ascends my thighs.
▶ Turn down TV brightness.
The brightness is nauseating.
