Sentence examples for sometimes bright from inspiring English sources

His eyes are sometimes bright with curiosity, sometimes clouded by a slight sadness.

The colors in these works are sometimes bright and flat in the manner of Matisse's papier-collés, which were a clear influence.

But her singing was inconsistent, sometimes bright and sometimes edgy, with a tendency to land sourly on the ends of phrases.

When we divided a vehicle extracted from the visual image dataset collected during the day into the headlight and grill regions, there are sometimes bright blobs caused by white bands on the ground.

Sometimes bright color palettes can make the strongest holiday statements.

Just as each day is different, sometimes fog (we live beside the ocean), sometimes the sun breaking through, sometimes bright light, so the states of prayer change.

Aranaydo pointed out that the direct monitoring – including the low-flying helicopters that frequently hover above the camps, sometimes shining bright spotlights in the middle of the night – was much more upsetting to him and other protesters.

For the past 30 years, BMJ has devoted its Christmas-week issue to a lighter and sometimes brighter side of medicine, publishing unusual articles that vary from simply amusing to bizarre to creative or potentially important.

Hydra is sometimes brighter than Nix, suggesting either that it is larger or that different parts of its surface may vary in brightness.

In wild-type cells, the anti-IFT27 antibody produced a signal all along the flagellum, starting at the base of the organelle and reaching its distal tip where it was sometimes brighter.

Much has been written about the details of those out-of-focus blobs, which are sometimes brighter in the middle and sometimes a little brighter at the edges, like donuts, or some combination of the two, but at least one author rarely notices it except in bokeh articles.