Sentence examples for simply bright from inspiring English sources

More lowly aesthetic forms than the lost tombs spike Naipaul's irritation: hand-painted advertisements on the sides of shops, a field of folk art that is developing into something larger and more important, to him are simply "bright and repetitive".

He was raised as a Sac and Fox, and his native name, Wa-Tho-Huk, translated as "path lit by great flash of lightning" or, more simply, "Bright Path".

It meant doctors could not rule out the possibility that breastfeeding women were simply brighter, or were likely to interact more with their children.

And sometimes it is simply the bright quiddity of a person or thing in the world.

"But the Milky Way and many of the stars around it are simply too bright and too uniform when compared to the real observable night sky".

Portable they're not, in contrast to the small burly exercises in jubilation that Ludovica Gioscia conjures by simply combining bright crumpled paper and wallpaper paste.

The album cover for 1, 000 Forms of Fear is simply a bright blonde wig on a black background, a kind of instantly recognisable disguise which, in place of her face, has become her identifying feature.

Reading between the lines, it seems the MPs think Britain's tax-gatherers are simply less bright, less fast moving and equipped with poorer systems than the people they are up against.

If you want to develop from a young team into a mature, effective organization, it's not enough to simply hire bright people and have a great product.

It's simply too bright to stand for longer than a moment.

A refreshing starter, the half dozen oysters from Spring in Los Angeles are served simply -- with bright lemon wedges and tangy mignonette sauce.