Sentence examples for higher bright from inspiring English sources

Now they distribute information, and employees print only what they need.Surviving print jobs tend to be on what is known as "higher bright" paper, which is smoother, heavier and offers better colour contrasts.

But plasmas also use more energy than LCD sets — making them more expensive to run — and LCD sets can work better in bright rooms because they have higher bright settings than plasmas.

So Bright's algorithm takes into account location, past experience, and more to match Pepsi applicants with Coca Cola recruiters, and these applicants will receive higher bright scores than others.

On opening number Untitled, the high, bright guitars twinkle like broken glass beneath a street light.

Accompanied by the pianist Debra Scurto-Davis, Ms. Larusdottir deployed her high, bright and clear voice with a striking ease and consistency in four Purcell songs arranged by Britten.

On the path the main road suddenly seems a long way away – blocked out by a high, bright red wall, and birch trees.

One small area is burnished to a high, bright polish, but Mr. Platis is not content -- it looks like something from a shopping complex.

Inside, the house is a series of atmospheres revealed through an upward twist of movement, from a compressed ground floor to a high, bright studio and a roof terrace.

She was better cast in two British pictures - as a young woman in a wheelchair being driven mad in the Hammer thriller Taste of Fear (1961) and as Dirk Bogarde's lover in The High Bright Sun (1965).

JAIME LAREDO, a seasoned violist, takes up the autumnal lower voice, and the fiery soloist JENNIFER KOH lends her intensity and sharp technique to the high, bright violin lines.

This brings us to the underworld of mourning, the descent from the high, bright harp of literary ambition to the third, "shrouded harp" of human loss, painful to touch, since it consists of "the ribs of the man".