Sentence examples for would shine brighter from inspiring English sources
He said the squad still had the American rider David Zabriskie, the Irish rider Dan Martin and others who would shine brighter in Wiggins's absence.
Free agency was supposed to not only make him the richest player ever, but also allowed him to move to New York, where his star would shine brighter than ever.
Europeans would do better by pointing out that Mr Nazarbayev's image would shine brighter if he paved the way for a more plural politics—and for a successor who is not one of his family or from his circle of cronies.
His speciality was a now vanished newspaper form called the feuilleton, in which favoured writers would shine bright and intensely literary flashlights into corners of metropolitan existence.
American troops would be greeted by Iraqis as liberators, and "the beacon on freedom would shine bright, lighting up the Middle East".
Then his black eyes would shine even brighter, and his knife blade of a face would suddenly come to life.
As to why public input into budgeting might not be such a good idea, perhaps elected officials fear that greater exposure of their budgetary decisions would shine a brighter light on questionable moves that favor top donors or influential special interest groups, rather than the public as a whole.
The copycats made me determined to improve my own work so that it would stand out and shine brighter than all the imitators".
This method might not satisfy critics, Mr. Attmore acknowledged, but it would shine a bright light on the public plans at greatest risk of running out of money, or those whose burdens would crowd out required government services.
The rule in the petition under consideration wouldn't close every avenue corporations have for influencing elections, but it would shine the bright light of public disclosure on their political activities as never before.
If the president didn't like such a deal, he would be the naysayer, and the resulting publicity would shine a bright spotlight on the tax-and-spend mismatch.
