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85 examples of Brightly in a sentence

Is she smiling too brightly here, or did she accidentally brush up against a man there?
They are attractively plump and wingless, so every night, they climb up onto perches and they glow brightly for hours to attract their flying but unlit males.
Like a candle that burns brightly, it burned out quickly.
But all asteroids, light or dark, shine brightly for NEOWISE.
The accretion disk glows brightly in the x-rays, and huge magnetic fields can launch the material into space at nearly the speed of light.
Major commercial corridors were lined with brightly painted storefronts that competed for black consumer dollars.
Still, he shined just as brightly as Nanahuatl.
There are a billion stars in the galactic core, which is why it's shining out so brightly.
It's part of that galaxy, and it's shining as brightly as the center of the galaxy with a billion suns in it.
And it explodes, and it shines as brightly as a billion suns for about two weeks, and releases, not only energy, but a huge amount of chemical elements into the universe.
And as brightly as the Hulkster shines in this movie, you can't discount the brilliant writing and direction that vaults this masterpiece in to the highest strata of achievement in film.
Picture begins brightly but flags at the halfway point, becoming frantic and witless.
Our lovably ragged bunch try gamely, but fumblingly to reignite a flame that once burned quite brightly back in the day.
Barbara Steele, starlet of the aforementioned "Black Sunday" and Italian goth-muse number one, shines brightly again as a spiritually tormented character and she's literally surrounded by excellent co-players.
From the story "The Passionate Witch" by Thorne Smith and Norman Matson comes a teasing, silly romantic comedy which begins brightly but flags sometime after that.
The dialogue was brightly phony, Lauren Bacall and Robert Stack must cringe at the thought of their appearances in this movie.
Otto Heller's photographic style not only shines brightly into every nook and cranny, but the story always goes for the belly laugh rather than the jugular vein).
Begins brightly, with Geena Davis seemingly well-cast in the lead, but it quickly becomes mired in colorless sub-plots (including the woman's resentful best friend and her abusive husband, a schizophrenic mother, a needy stepmother, a malformed infant, and a married boyfriend!).
Let's face it; in a world of computers and egotists so far absent of true human contact and chivalry, Audie Murphy will forever shine brightly and ever brighter as a true man.
All the colors and animations are simply and brightly colored.
It features an exciting armored-car robbery and resultant high-speed car chase, loads of terrific character actors (Flora Robson, Leo Gorcey, Paul Kelly, Lee Patrick, Marc Lawrence, John "Perry White" Hamilton, et al.), reams of snappy patter and even some brightly amusing bits.
He's just about to enjoy his first sip of a Paradise Cocktail when he spills most of it -- after being bumped by Kay Francis, who smiles brightly despite having an incurable disease.
At times EuroTrip can be annoying, and offensive to different European people too... BUT I have to say that cameos raise the overall value: Vinnie Jones is simply a genius, as always, and Rade Sebredja (or however it's supposed to be written, hope you will excuse me) shines briefly and brightly.
If you want to see Fellini meets Busbee Berklee, if you like a comic book history lesson of WWII with nicely tanned and brightly colored scenes of Auschwitz for instance (I'm not kidding, and it's not a spoof either), and if a director who can't tell a story and covers up with gratuitous special effects and lavish song and dance numbers is your kind of guy, by all means watch this movie.
There's a satirical, promising opening sequence (brightly prodding the TV commercials of the era), but the movie steadily loses steam from there.
This time there is a bluntly ironic contrast between the pretty brightly colored costumes of the World shows the girls put on, and the shabby run down environments in which they live off-duty.
They are uniform: red and white, brightly lit, clean and businesslike.
Rodents shun brightly lit, open spaces, where, in the wild, they would become easy prey.
Reaching an agreement with the FARC to end the conflict – which implies the group’s disarmament and demobilization – would allow Colombia’s star to shine more brightly than ever.
But it needs one who continues to shine brightly for several years to come.
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