Sentence examples for very bright one from inspiring English sources

It's been said in the past few days that a willful default would leave us in a dark place, but really it might leave us in a very bright one — with much too much light shined on and through the hollow shell of Congress.

A very, very bright one that gets very, very hot and costs very, very much to replace — maybe $300 or $400.

The autonomous region of Rojava, as it exists today, is one of few bright spots – albeit a very bright one – to emerge from the tragedy of the Syrian revolution.

"The very bright one we saw high in the atmosphere must be methane ice," says de Pater.

A very bright one looks fake and tacky, and unnatural colors like blue or pink just don't help you get the desired stylish look.

'He's not very bright' is one of the thickest things a person can say in explaining someone's performance.

'He is very bright,' says one HBOS watcher, 'but there might be a certain cavalierness which makes you worry for the longer term.

"Hollande is a caring, decent, honest and very bright man," one friend writes, and another, who has known him for a long time, praises his hidden toughness.

His friends saw a different side – "My recollection of George is that he was a nice bloke, quite approachable, shy and very bright," says one – but his membership of the notorious Bullingdon Club did little to dampen the perception of elitism.

"That jumps because it has a very toppy sound," Baskin said of the first version, the very bright old one.

LUCY P: One time we were all kicked out in the morning and it was very bright and no one wanted to go home.