Sentence examples for perhaps bright from inspiring English sources

In the long term, a different and perhaps bright future beckons for Detroit.

Back home, I've often wondered if perhaps bright red blood does indeed make the green grass grow.

So the future of the cosmos is perhaps bright and fecund, but do not bother asking about going any deeper into the past.

The mutual coupling of SCN oscillator components might be expected to resolve any transient internal desynchronization within a few days, but perhaps bright light exposures both soon after awakening and again past mid-wake would stabilize persistent mania, just as LDLD lighting can prevent bifurcated circadian oscillations from resolving among hamsters.

Just get a second bulb (perhaps brighter) and maybe some wax paper or paperboard to put on the sides.

There's a Jindal for President website (many high profile candidates register the names to prevent opponents from launching attack sites) but he says he's not running: "No ifs, no buts". W's younger, perhaps brighter, brother and former governor of Florida has said he won't run.

Péron stated there was little difference between the sexes, but that the male was perhaps brighter in colouration and slightly larger.

At that point it may be brighter, perhaps much brighter, than Venus, though to attempt to observe it without stringent precautions would be foolish.

With redistricting, immigration, and the Affordable Care Act on its docket against the backdrop of a presidential election, the Supreme Court is laboring under the brightest public spotlight in many years – perhaps even bright enough to have made a William Rehnquist cast an occasional glance over his shoulder.

But there is perhaps a bright spot for them over in the United Kingdom.

Think that sort of ugly-excellent Prada/Marni-style pattern (bit brown, bit 1970s), or a simple crew neck in perhaps a bright blue.