Sentence examples for remarkably bright from inspiring English sources

Early observations of Comet ISON showed that it was remarkably bright even though it was still very far from the Sun; such brightness indicated that it not only would be visible to the naked eye at night but also might be visible during the day.

"She is remarkably bright, sensitive, sharp.

It was a remarkably bright night, but the oak and pine trees cast deep, black shadows, and it was among these that Balsa glimpsed something strange.

Its body was light and slightly spicy followed by a remarkably bright finish — more crisp than the most crisp riesling, sharper than the sharpest Chablis, and a better match for tricky citrus and vinaigrette than any wine I'd ever encountered.

Like the late Katharine Graham, another remarkably bright woman much doted on by a publisher father, she was raised not so much to be a publisher as to marry the sort of man who could become a publisher.

It can get remarkably bright both in SDR and HDR.

My advice to run: the "NO RESULTS FOUND" box is remarkably unfriendly and bright.

The twenty-five years have left him remarkably unworn; he has bright green eyes, a full head of hair, and a broad smile that alternates between seraphic and pained.

In "Europa" she reiterates Titian's straining goddess as a remarkably accurate blob of bright pink and then crosses it out, as if dissatisfied.

Remarkably, these details in Bright Tribe's accounts (pdf) were brought to our attention by the founders of a free school, Grindon Hall Christian school in Sunderland, which fears the Department for Education is set to impose Bright Tribe on it as a sponsor.

Nilsen was described by one album reviewer as being "remarkably adept at combining bright colors with subtle hints of darkness," adding, "this usually prevents this light, nimble music from becoming overly cute".