Sentence examples for probably bright from inspiring English sources

There is something puzzling in Al Qaeda: While many terrorists are just dispensable, like Jose Padilla or Richard Reid, the "shoe bomber," the "one-shot" strategy deprives the organization of probably bright people who could have been more efficient in the long run.

India's "progress" of the past decade and a half, she reckons, is like two convoys of trucks: a tiny one "on its way to a glittering destination somewhere near the top of the world" and a huge one that "just melts into the darkness and disappears".Of course, when celebrated novelists worry that a country is melting into the darkness, its prospects are probably bright.

Its presence in Romney, who's probably brighter than Gingrich in the end, is a principal reason he's owned, shared or been near the lead since the start.

But one thing's for certain, it's likely to be bigger, better, faster and probably brighter.

A few more illuminate the room somewhat, but probably not bright enough to get the job done.

And fishing on the river Dee – "probably too bright for fishing, really," she mused on the same occasion.

Just as the same side of the moon always faces Earth, one side of Proxima b is probably eternally bright, always facing the star, while the other is ever dark.

The other employs a magnetism-sensitive chemical reaction in their eyes, allowing them to "see" the Earth's magnetic field, probably as bright and dark spots superimposed on their visual fields, rather like the head-up display viewed by a fighter pilot.

The more you gag scientists or hide data, the harder it is for them to look for cures; you also probably drive bright young researchers away towards less fraught, blander areas.Natural-born killersAt the moment, then, the natural threat seems greater than the artificial one.

You know, there's probably a bright side?

Probably the bright spot or good news is if you owe on government-backed student loan debt.