Sentence examples for represented a bright from inspiring English sources

The Cavaliers represented a bright spot in an otherwise tough patch on the schedule.

India, whose economic woes are as much to do with internal politics and its struggle to control a yawning fiscal deficit as with the global downturn, represented a bright spot among Monday's factory read-outs.

That trade agreement definitely represented a brighter future for guys of a similar age to me over there.

The $1.1 million Camino Nuevo represents a bright light for the community.

Gap's more upbeat outlook represents a bright spot in the broader industry.

I've long believed that Nick Kristof's internationalism represents a bright spot in American commentary, but there are limits to the routines of a journalist.

Senator Barack Obama of Illinois represents "a bright light of hope and optimism in a time of great national unease" and is "grounded in thoughtful wisdom beyond his years".

FOR an object whose image represents a bright idea the incandescent light bulb is increasingly being recognised as a bad one.

The expected swearing in today of Joseph Kabila as the new president of Congo hardly represents a bright new era for that war-battered nation.

The Mets have a chance next year to field a rare, entirely homegrown starting infield — composed of Reyes, Tejada, Ike Davis and David Wright — which would represent a bright spot on an otherwise shaky roster.

He says that the festival represents a "bright spot of positive energy" in a city where the population fell by 25% between 2000 and 2010, leaving more than 84,000 buildings abandoned.