Sentence examples for that much brighter from inspiring English sources
Beyond the fences, million-dollar stallions cantered, and the ominous rain clouds behind me made the sunny land ahead seem that much brighter.
When you put on your fifteen-thousand-dollar Monique Lhuillier and head down the dirt-and-mulch aisle, you're certain to shine that much brighter.
Still, it's not like this makes the middle class picture look that much brighter, at least not recently.
Mark Spitz did it in the Olympic pool in Munich in 1972 and his achievements would have burnt that much brighter but for the slaughter inflicted on Israeli athletes and coaches.
Six appealing performers with six fine voices share roughly equal time delivering songs and shtick from the heyday of Yiddish theater, yet the show's biggest name, the American/Israeli actor Mike Burstyn, shines all that much brighter in his solo moments.
Its connection to the most genuine and heart-warming (if vaguely depressive) Christmas special ever released makes it one of the most beloved holiday albums recorded — and the latest remastering makes it sound that much brighter.
(One side note: the brightness settings with the iPhone 5 lead to a screen that is much brighter at a lower setting. It's hard to know if that's an iPhone 5-thing or an iOS 6-thing. But it seems to also help with battery life).
However, this would require an outburst that is much brighter than the brightest magnetar flare ever observed.
"You never can predict the future, but at the same time you hope for things that's much brighter than what's going on right now," he said.
The H-R diagram also showed a second branch, in which there are reddish stars that are much brighter than those on the main sequence.
Although the majority of this blue/green light is reflected, scattered or absorbed in the upper skin layers, 1 5% may reach the underlying scWAT9, representing ~1 8 mW/cm2 of light intensity that is much brighter than an artificially lit laboratory (0.2 0.4 mW/cm2, unpublished observations).
