Sentence examples for prove bright from inspiring English sources

However, the future was to prove bright.

Children who may not prove bright in other respects are picking up complicated phrases and sophisticated corrections that would confuse many adults.

Japan, Korea and China have proven bright spots for Apple, with higher-than-expected demand for the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus models.

So Cecily grew up with her beloved mother, proved bright, went to art college, taught for some years, married and had four children, of whom I am the youngest.

Given these times of national dread, "Bright Ideas" might just prove one bright idea for an entertaining night out -- a welcome excursion into mindless good fun.

To prove that bright phase belongs to tungsten and dark phase belongs to copper, an EDX-line scan from a bright grain and EDX-line scan from the dark grains are taken and shown in Figures 5 and 6.

The glare of open court may prove too bright for him to remain in the shadows for much longer.

If continuing nuclear talks with Iran also come to fruition foreign policy may yet prove a bright spot for the White House.

Abbot Hall Art Gallery, to 3 Oct RC Following last year's Tate Britain triumph, this new Phyllida Barlow installation is bound to prove a bright highlight of the art-world calendar.

But all proved one bright and shining truism about politics: just when you think you've seen every single way a person can diminish their chances or doom their hopes, a new generation of politicos comes along to demonstrate new and innovative ways of cocking up everything epically.

However, while Real Madrid were going through their autumn horror show, things wouldn't prove much brighter for Barcelona.