Sentence examples for of such bright from inspiring English sources

Though sitting in a room full of such bright, urbane unemployed people could be worrisome, Mr. Sam found it calming.

Neither trout nor aquatic insects cope well with steep variations in barometric pressure and temperature, and neither seem particularly fond of such bright, cloudless days.

The urbane Maurizio Martin, whose wife, Mara, does the cooking, brought us a parade of dishes of such bright, transparent flavor that our usual lunchtime badinage subsided into a series of happy monosyllables, mainly "mmm".

Varieties of such bright hues, along with new elaborations of the darting, calligraphic strokes and "now you see them, now you don't," underlying structural grids that have characterized her paintings in recent years turn up in the new works at Cheim and Read.

A vein of such bright ideas needs to run beside the road summit's longer-term strategic thinking, to sharpen minds which may otherwise freeze at awesome statistics such as the £40bn needed to cope with expected increasing rail use, according to a survey for Radio 4's Today programme.

"The main limitation of this kind of study is the low event rate of such bright GRBs at sufficiently high redshift," Totani writes in an e-mail.

More than 40% of all probe pairs amount to such "bright MM" (because MM > PM) in the N-range whereas its percentage steeply decreases with increasing Σ and virtually disappears in the S-range of the hook [ 14].

"Such a colorful jumble," she says, "such a hum of life, such bright hand-woven cottons and embroidered chemises!" The monumental fountain — a stone trio of indigenous women holding overhead an enormous tray of fruit — is still in place, as is Morelia's baroque stone aqueduct, a mile-long row of 253 arches.

My head was a magpie's nest lined with such bright scraps of information.

Simulations of galaxy formation suggest that such bright galaxy mergers could form, but not in the numbers seen during that active epoch.

In certain passages and even in some whole movements, the players would seem to realize suddenly that zest was expected of them and was possible: the second Bourree of the fourth suite was one such bright moment, with suave oboes, a bubbling bassoon and deft touches from the violins.