Sentence examples for to be bright enough from inspiring English sources

They also have to be bright enough to make deals and wise enough to get around the difficult Piazza del Campo track.

Screens are designed to be bright enough for poor but very sunny parts of the world.

It added that the device's screen had been designed to be bright enough to be used outside on a sunny day.

To give the set a smokier, atmospheric look, the designers rigged display and instrumentation lights to be bright enough that they could light the characters, rather than relying on ambient or rigged lighting.

Now, substitute your light-emitting object for a galaxy, it has stars and therefore emits light, but a huge intergalactic cloud of dust or gas might come between us and we might never see it, or it may have too few stars to be bright enough to be detected.

In either case, colors you can mix from cyan, magenta, and yellow are most likely going to be bright enough.

After all, he must be bright enough to outsmart the fickle fools who seem to follow Jim Cramer's every whim.

The comet could eventually be bright enough to be visible in broad daylight around the time of its nearest approach to the sun.

The fireball could be bright enough to see in broad daylight, Krag said.

The area should be bright enough to provide a sufficient signal-noise ratio, but does not expose the matrix which must operate in the linear mode.

The humidifier's base glows with a dim green light at night, but it shouldn't be bright enough to disturb your sleep.