Sentence examples for generally bright from inspiring English sources

But the interiors of the little two-story houses are generally bright yellow and blue.

The midlevel officers I meet are generally bright, thoughtful, sophisticated and nuanced.

"Bet you don't remember this one," he said before mumbling a snatch of "Don't Call Me Nigger, Whitey," the darkest song from the generally bright "Stand" record.

The generally bright palette and overall soft look work a nice contrast to the dark theme, as if the world itself were on the children's side.

Job prospects are generally bright in Japan's powerhouse the nearly uninterrupted megalopolis that stretches south-west in a strip nearly 300 miles (480km) long down Japan's main Honshu island, from Tokyo, through to Osaka, Japan's second city, to beyond Kobe.

The weather forecast for Sunday's race is mixed, with some showers predicted alongside generally bright conditions.

A generally brighter global outlook would offer Mr Osborne his best hope of avoiding more bad news in March.

The European pieces, including a pair of popular saltarellos and the 13th-century "Lamento di Tristano," by contrast, were generally brighter, zestier and more compact.

The model, a 42-inch plasma 720p HDTV earns kudos because it displays a clear picture in a bright room, rivaling L.C.D. HDTVs, which are known for their generally brighter displays.

In Mr. Platt's staging, the four dark-hued madrigals of the "Lamento" are separated by other, generally brighter Monteverdi madrigals, as well as instrumental works mostly by Monteverdi's contemporaries (with a few decidedly more recent interpolations, among them the "Promenade" from Musorgsky's "Pictures at an Exhibition").

When I dropped the strength close to Mr. Hoffmann's preferred 1.5 percent by using a third less ground coffee (about 12 grams of coffee to 180 grams, or 6 fluid ounces, of water), the fruity aroma was much more evident, and the flavor generally brighter and more lively.