Sentence examples for no less bright from inspiring English sources

Mr Brown seized on the Spence case to remind voters (and doubting members of his own party) that, despite some appearances to the contrary, the cause of equality burns no less bright in the heart of New Labour than in the Labour of yore, and that the government is determined to root out privilege wherever it may lurk.

She is no less bright than Mr. Obama and no less dedicated to public service.

His latest record, "Redemption City," is self-released and certainly more broodingly solipsistic than his laissez-faire alt-folk supergroup Fistful of Mercy with Ben Harper and Dhani Harrison, but it is no less bright.

They are no less bright the day we die as the day we are born.

But for one morning, a Monday Morning no less, bright yellow balloons changed some commuters' mood who came across them in the heart of Kenya's capital city.

It is not that the blacks are any less bright; some perform brilliantly.

Though the penchant for sparkle runs high in this neighborhood -- home to a studio for movies and television, Kaufman Astoria -- in truth these streets are no more or less bright than many others in the city.

The afterimage may be positive, corresponding in colour or brightness to the original image, or negative, being less bright or of colours complementary to the original.

Large companies, at some point, create management layers where no young talent would dream of going but where the less bright and ambitious can hide out for years.

Attractiveness is proportional to their brightness, thus for any two flashing fireflies, the less bright one will move towards the brighter one.

To make the future even less bright, the interest rate of subsidized Stafford Loans are set to double this summer for undergraduates, and will no longer be made available to graduate students unless Congress intervenes.