- bright
- 01. Your son is a [bright] little boy who seems to learn just about everything quickly.02. I need to adjust the [brightness] of my computer monitor; it seems a bit dark.03. The sun shone [brightly] on the swimmers at the beach.04. She wore a [bright] yellow dress with matching shoes and purse.05. Those flowers really help to [brighten] the room.06. The [bright] light is just killing my eyes.07. She always has some [bright] ideas to contribute to any project we are working on.08. The future looks very [bright] for our company, with sales up by more than ten percent in the last six months alone.09. She bought some special new toothpaste that is supposed to [brighten] your teeth.10. The economic situation seems to be [brightening] a bit, and unemployment is down for the first time in months.11. The Christmas tree was [brightly] decorated with lights of all colors.12. Riding your bicycle at night without a light really isn't very [bright].13. This classroom is much [brighter] than my previous one, which was in the basement.14. My daughter has dyed her hair [bright] pink.15. The [brightest] star you see is actually a planet.16. The old woman really [brightened] up when she saw her granddaughter.17. Georg Christoph Lichtenberg once suggested that everyone is a genius at least once a year, but the real geniuses simply have their [bright] ideas closer together.18. George Bernard Shaw once stated that it's better to keep yourself clean and [bright]; you are the window through which you must see the world.19. An old proverb reminds us to always look on the [bright] side.20. A Nigerian Proverb observes that the stars shine [brightest] when the moon is gone.21. Fish scales are used to [brighten] certain kinds of make-up, such as eye shadow and nail polish.22. Studies show that a four-month-old fetus will turn its face away if a [bright] light is shone on its mother's tummy.23. Viewed from the Earth, Venus is much [brighter] than any other planet or star.24. Research has shown that [bright] yellow and [bright] blue are the most visible, and therefore safest, colors for cars.25. Arthur Ashe once observed that when [bright] young minds can't afford college, America pays the price.26. His voice was full of anger, and his face was [bright] red.27. The young girl was blinded for a second by the [bright] light.28. Surprisingly, studies show that most car/bicycle collisions occur on weekends, in the daytime, in [bright] sunny weather.29. This college is supposed to be for the [brightest] students in the country, but in reality, they are simply the children of the rich.30. Children going outside in the [bright] sun should wear sunblock with a factor of at least 15.31. The flag of Albania shows a black, two-headed eagle on a field of [bright] red.32. The fire was glowing [brightly] in the dark night.33. Even the humblest home in Tahiti is decorated with [bright] flowers.34. Don't sit too close to your computer monitor; the [bright light] is hard on the eyes.35. To an observer standing on Pluto, the sun would appear no [brighter] than Venus appears in our evening sky.36. Singapore has been described as a diamond in the sea, sparkling in the night with its many [bright] lights.
Grammatical examples in English. 2013.