Sentence examples for understandably bright from inspiring English sources

This offered an understandably bright ray of hope for families struggling with very difficult to manage kids.

Each mural is understandably bright and garish to reflect and celebrate the subject, shunning doom and gloom.

For the last three and half years, since Binyam Mohamed's lawyers (at Reprieve, the legal action charity) first released his harrowing account of his torture in Morocco at the hands of the CIA's proxy torturers, the British resident's story has, understandably, had few bright episodes.

And this pastoral fantasy understandably looms big and bright and beautiful in the face of our hunched, bleary-eyed, flickering-screen lives.

With Tampa just days away, though, Republican supporters and pundits are understandably eager to look on the bright side.

Despite his understandably shaky performance, Richards has a bright future because he has poise to go along with his promising arm.

In Suscepit Israel she managed to fine down her voice to balance with Blaze and with Joanne Lunn's more slender yet still bright soprano even if she seemed, understandably, to be keeping that voice on a very tight leash.

Understandably, this has driven boy racers to abandon the bright lights for industrial areas, country lanes, and parking lots where they can blare happy hardcore, jungle, bassline, and pull off handbrake turns to their hearts' content.

Traders are understandably confused.

Suspicion reigns, understandably.

Understandably, Price started cautiously.