Sentence examples for that very bright from inspiring English sources

Dornan added that "very bright" director Sam Taylor-Johnson might have gone for a "suggestive" approach but he has yet to watch the film himself.

Bridget Williams, the principal of Mountain Grove Middle School, maintains that very bright children do not deserve specially tailored classes, especially when the district is focusing on bringing all children up to a minimum standard of competence.

Because of the red shoulder in the mKalama1 emission spectrum there was some cross talk such that very bright blue signals were detected slightly by the red detector.

A corollary holds that very bright students will, whenever possible, avoid universities dominated by unmotivated or actively disruptive students.

Holding that very bright thought in mind, he slurps his coffee and heads out into the black and white London afternoon.

Why is it, you might be asking yourself, that very bright, talented individuals clutching phenomenal CVs and apparently facing a world of opportunities, are suffering constant self-doubt, depression, anxiety and burnout?

It is also tempting to speculate that the very bright whole-body green fluorescence such as in P. mimocerami (Fig. 1B) may serve as a counter-shading mechanism under some ecologically relevant situations.

The Thai Astronomical Society identified the object as a "fireball meteor," a term that refers to meteors that are very bright.

If you live in an area that is very bright at night, even if you turn off the lights, invest in a sleeping mask that covers your eyes.

An alarm clock wakes you up, so you want a smell that is very bright".

Ah, for just a little horizontal time in the sun, or barring that, a very bright moon.