Sentence examples for some brightness from inspiring English sources

The mustard seeds are a Bengali addition, and instead of potatoes, I've used plums for some brightness and lightness.

It has some brightness, is imbued with the smell of furniture polish, and offers a big mouthful of sweet fruit and hints of roasted chestnut skins.

"We all have the song as our ring tone," he said, adding that it had brought "some brightness" to an otherwise dark incident.

Those that show a bright disk have much more-regular forms than the chaotic H II regions, but there are still usually some brightness fluctuations over the disk.

In its lyricism it suggests a young man newly in love: "Some brightness in her, some temper finer than the newest tin, some steadfast beauty smote and dazzled him".

I use beans as a base, to which I add something rich and buttery, something deep and flavourful (think smoky cumin or miso) and some brightness from citrus, with a finishing flurry of herbs.

In some cases, brightness and contrast of the movie frames were adjusted for clarity.

Manchester and the north-west are likely see the same kind of uncertainty as the south did a day earlier, but it could improve with some more brightness later in the afternoon.

For some applications, brightness preservation is a required property in order to avoid abrupt change in the visual brightness and other undesirable artifacts.

In Figure 9c, the shadows are over detected when compared with the ideal shadow images, while in Figure 9d, some low brightness shadow areas are not detected.

He suggests, for instance, that there may be some minimum brightness for a landing light outside a dark cockpit window in order for a pilot to see it in its accurate position.