Sentence examples for typically bright from inspiring English sources

"Woman of the Year," "Adam's Rib" and "Pat and Mike" are typically bright and biting Tracy-Hepburn collaborations.

"You don't know what an Aruba is," she writes in typically bright, confiding style, "but you're about to find out".

Last Wednesday, as the pilgrims approached Rincón on a typically bright but cool December morning, there was little hint of the new resonance the day would carry.

"I love serving people," Roberts told me on a typically bright morning at the Dodgers' palm-tree-lined spring-training complex, in Glendale, Arizona.

The painting is characterized by typically bright colours, heavy Titianesque figures, and complex architectural motifs derived from the work of Sebastiano Serlio.

America's loss is Korea's (and India's, and China's) gain.Returnees are typically bright, and less beholden to tradition than their stay-at-home peers.

OLEDs are typically brighter, crisper and use far less electricity than normal LEDs or LCDs.

is typically a smaller mushroom with a deep orange-red cap rather than the typical bright salmon-pink color of M. adonis.

His style is typically bold, bright, colorful, and energetic.

Dancers who perform jerkin' typically wear bright colors, skinny jeans, Mohawks, and Vans sneakers.

In addition, reproduction through spore dispersal requires the spore to land in suitable conditions for generating a gametophyte, typically in bright sunlight on thin serpentine soils.