Sentence examples for never brighter from inspiring English sources

The film itself may have been patchy, but Fonda's star potential was never brighter.

Yet his hopes for the future were never brighter, because in 1917 the organizations that he thought might form the basis of a stateless society the communes and soviets, or soldiers' and workers' councils suddenly began to appear in Moscow and St .Petersburg.

Judging by the acclamation that followed him wherever he went, his future was never brighter than it was at this moment.

It was never bright morning again.

But in the bitter words of a poet: "Never bright, confident morning again".

The brasses are weighty and rich, never bright and blaring, even in passages that call for wailing, nasal outbursts.

With a large population of 1948 refugees crammed into a tiny strip of land, with no infrastructure or natural resources, Gaza's prospects were never bright.

I think we're so fearful that we're doing something wrong because our society has such a way of saying women are never good enough, we're never smart enough, we're never bright enough.

The line separating investment and speculation, which is never bright and clear, becomes blurred still further when most market participants have recently enjoyed triumphs.

My lampshades are always draped with pillowcases and towels, so even inside it never gets bright-bright.

But according to people involved in the case, the Parks never paid Bright & Bright; federal law forbids such so-called conduit contributions.