The phrase 'very much brighter' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate a noticeable, extreme difference between two things, such as when describing a change in the level of light in a room. For example, "When I opened the curtains, the room was filled with light, and it was very much brighter than before."
The brightest are even brighter than the brightest globular clusters, but this is not because they contain more stars; instead it is the result of the fact that their constituent stars are very much brighter than the stars constituting globular clusters.
"The future is looking very much brighter for him than it was". She said Bear had "doubled" in size, and now weighed 2lbs (907g) and had been building himself up on meals of meat, biscuits and gravy.
The scene seemed to bear out Lynch's claim that Philadelphia is "very much brighter than when I was here… more of a normal city".
The scene seemed to bear out Lynch's claim that Philadelphia is "very much brighter than when I was here… more of a normal city". Perhaps he described the contemporary city this way because he is now rich and famous and, when he visits the city, is housed far away from Callowhill's 13th and Wood.
Then the image illuminance will be The image is very much less bright than the object, a fact that becomes clear to anyone attempting to provide a bright projected image in a large auditorium.
"There are people who are very much for bright hues and strong cleaning.
Schmidt's heart-breakingly meagre achievements, recorded in his office in-house newsletter, are just like Reese Witherspoon's array of talents in the school yearbook - only very much without her bright-eyed sense that life is just beginning.
"They're saying as soon as they see movement they will actually invest in the area and if that comes together there very much could be a bright future".
How does Reid and Thatcher's relationship develop in Series 5? When Reid comes back from Hampton-on-Sea, Thatcher's very much a cocky, brassy, bright young policeman but then it develops in a lovely way in Series Five because I think Thatcher - who you don't expect to be sympathetic to the outlaws' position - suddenly becomes a sort of wonderful ally to Reid, Jackson and Long Susan.
I very much liked shamdey ($7.95), a bright Indian curry served either with chicken or lamb, but I can't say the same for shogok ngopa or shapta, two sauteed beef dishes in which the beef was gristly.
One of the most intriguing is Ruppy, the ruby coloured puppy a dog that glows bright red under ultraviolet light because it has genes in its body from a sea-anemone protein that functions very much like GFP, but fluoresces bright red instead of green.This might seem pointless, but it permits exploration of animal processes that have long been mysterious.
