Sentence examples for rather bright from inspiring English sources
But I think the UK's future is rather bright.
Tells about the reconstruction going on in Budapest and of the rather bright outlook on the part of its people.
With "all due respect to John", he imagined them saying: "here he is today, in a fairly traditional suit, albeit a rather bright tie, so he is one of that besuited class".His speaking style is often florid.
Day is rather bright; also I get a cheque from Bupa to reduce debt mountain which causes some depression at inability to be as depressed as Cardiff soothsayer predicted.
At 11 12 a.m., a press release popped in my in-box from Pantone, the color forecasting company, announcing its predictions for the fall season: Olympian Blue, Tangerine Tango, Ultramarine Green, Titanium, Honey Gold, Pink Flambé and other colors that I can't quite picture but assume to be rather bright.
"Piano" ends with two engrossing chapters, "Debut" and "Postlude: On Its Own," that show how CD-60 (rather bright and raw at first, in its brand-new state) achieved mellowness and a surprising variety of tonal timbres, under the hands of pianists like Jonathan Biss, Ruth Laredo, Peter Serkin and Emanuel Ax.
The scientific outlook was rather brighter for the Society's parallel Junior Prize, also awarded last night.
Garner is also rather brighter than many of her peers, a quality she shares with Affleck, though she is the first to admit that even she is a little intimidated by her husband's brain.
Horses, she once said, were on the whole rather brighter than a good many humans she knew; and to go with her to a race meeting was a small education in itself.
We're very confident this aircraft really is a game-changer and everybody will have to play by the new rules".If that is right, the prospects for the A380 may be rather brighter than either Boeing or Airbus's critics would like to think.
Det Insp Hanson said: "Of course, at that stage 18 months before his death, we were dealing with a rather bright-eyed and plump little boy".
