Sentence examples for not only bright from inspiring English sources

For this, high-brightness emitters are essential, and the hopping electron cathode is not only bright but also requires a relatively low video drive voltage.

This was a presidential decision not only bright but wise.

The new LED lamps are not only bright and durable but now also affordable.

In 1997, at 23, his future was not only bright, it was blinding with possibility.

But superconducting LEDs are not only bright, they are brighter than anyone can explain, even after taking superconductivity into account.

In Pulitzer's words, the World would become "a journal that is not only cheap but bright, not only bright but large, not only large but truly democratic".

Scheduled to appear are not only the bright and promising singers Michael Fabiano (this year's Richard Tucker Award winner), Stephen Costello, and Pretty Yende but also such established stars as Anna Netrebko and Marcello Giordani and several others, including Angela Meade and Joseph Calleja, who are confidently sailing into mid-career.

"But it's an argument for smart regulation," he said, noting that many products are packaged not only in bright, alluring colors, but also in highly variable doses.

In the early nineteen-sixties, before the United States had a national-arts bureaucracy, the Ford Foundation's arts-and-humanities program not only supported bright young composers like Philip Glass and Peter Schickele but also professionalized and developed American symphony orchestras.

"Sputnik itself was too small to see with the naked eye," Mr. Brown said, so his father and Mr. Plato used a portable wide-field telescope to observe not only the bright rocket, but also the tiny aluminum alloy satellite, which was about 7 degrees behind the rocket.

Creativity involves not only finding bright ideas; it also deals with the thousands of problems arising in the NVC process.