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Sentences starting with brightness

Brightness leaped into his look, and the greyness of his moody eye became as blue as the sea. [11]

Sentences ending with brightness

Their presence filled this place with an intolerable brightness. [5]
Then it was that a face bent over him for a minute, a fair face, with little lines contracting the ripe lips, which were redder than usual, with eyes full of a fevered brightness. [11]
That makes the proper background of gravity for brightness. [5]
Her face became pale, and her eyes had a painful brightness. [11]
No cry of pain came through that brightness. [11]
As time went on, the woman turned towards the doorway oftener, and shifted her position so that she faced it, and the sparks, flying up, lighted her face with a wonderful irregular brightness. [11]
The streets of Babylon swarmed with strangers, the colossal palaces on both shores of the Euphrates were overfilled, and all the houses stood adorned in festal brightness. [10]
All, so far as eye could see, was motley-hued and spick and span for brightness. [10]
The moon was already set, and the morning-star was slowly rising--every night since the Roman had been in the land of the Pyramids he had admired its magnificent size and brightness. [10]

More example sentences with the word brightness in them

It was a wonderfully still, beautiful night; the moon and stars were so brilliant, that our road and the landscape were lighted up almost with the brightness of day. [10]
Blithe young Barbara, whose voice and beauty she knew how to value, could bring new life and brightness into the great, far too silent house. [10]
A fleet of white clouds, like ships pressed with sail, hurried across the sky as though racing for some determined port; and the shadows they cast along the hillsides accentuated the high brightness of the day, emphasized the vivid and hateful beauty of the landscape. [9]
There was an unnatural brightness in her eyes. [11]
To add brightness to the sun or glory to the name of Washington is alike impossible. [7]
He was going to extinguish the pallid light of Susan's prettiness in the brightness of Myrtle's beauty. [6]
On one of these occasions, "suddenly there hovered around the top of the rock a brightness of unequaled clearness and color, which, in increasingly smaller circles thickened, was the enchanting figure of the beautiful Lore. [5]
Then in contrast, the warmth, brightness, and bravery on the face of the lad in blue and gold who struck aside the descending blade and caught her up in his arms; and she had nestled there--in those arms of Philip d'Avranche. [11]
And as for the uniforms of the soldiers, they were newness and brightness carried to perfection. [5]
All the brightness, the soft piquancy, which Iberville knew, had returned; and he wondered--fortunate to know that wonder so young--at her varying moods. [11]
The brightness of the morning was magical. [2]
The brightness of the day, the emptiness of the place, the silence--save for the humming of the gale--denied it. [9]
It was a sun of the most wonderful brightness and warmth. [11]
The car was speeding over the smooth surface of the boulevard; the swift motion, which seemed to her like that of flying, the sparkling air, the brightness of the day, the pressure of Ditmar's shoulder against hers, thrilled her. [9]
They've got ever so much more sense, and brains, and brightness, in proportion to their size, than any other cretur in the world. [5]
The sun is shining with that hard brightness only seen in the Arctic world--keen as silver, cold as steel. [11]
There was instant shading of brightness about him, and he saw a kind of cold purple bloom creep ahead of him to cross the canyon, to mount the opposite slope and chase and darken and bury the last golden flare of sunlight. [13]
It was the saving brightness of a darkening hour. [13]
His younger brother, Rudolf, on the other hand, was a cheery fellow, whose beauty and brightness charmed me unspeakably. [10]
Surely not venerable Rome--nor the green plain that compasses her round about, contrasting its brightness with her gray decay--nor the ruined arches that stand apart in the plain and clothe their looped and windowed raggedness with vines. [5]
Their powers of reasoning, feeling, and observing immediately increased tenfold, and their life, which seemed to have been passed in darkness, was suddenly lit up by a new brightness, full of significance. [2]
Such a brightness on the face like the light of heaven, and from the blessed Mother's cheek it drops and drops...." "But, dear me, that must be a fraud! [2]
It is not on account of his brightness that I love him--no, it is not that. [5]
The irresistible logic of the brain stretched to an abnormal tenuity, and an intolerable brightness was with him. [11]
These recollections being of a kind calculated to cast a shadow on the brightness of the holiday, Kit diverted the conversation to general topics, and they were soon in great force again, and as merry as before. [12]
She was smiling now, yet she was not merry; her brightness was the sunshine of a nature touched with an Arcadian simplicity. [11]
But age had not impaired the brightness of her eyes, nor the limberness of her tongue, nor her shrewd good sense. [4]
They should cast no shadow on the brightness of my day. [10]
Her look had no particular sympathy, but there was a sort of friendliness in the rich colour of her face, in the brightness of her eyes. [11]
His fine eyes lit up with a thoughtful, kindly, and unaccustomed brightness, but he was looking not at his sister but over her head toward the darkness of the open doorway. [2]
Then, with a last lingering look at the brightness of the tree, she stood in the doorway and turned the electric switch. [9]
That one torturing instant had taken all the colour from her face, but there was a strange brightness in her eyes, a new power in her bearing. [11]
Mrs. Simpson was indeed a redoubtable lady, whose virtue shone with a particular high brightness on the Sabbath. [9]
When Dickens landed in Boston, he was struck with the brightness of all the objects he saw,--buildings, signs, and so forth. [6]
Barbara felt as if a sudden brightness had filled her soul, and on her way home the seed which that look had cast into it began to put forth vigorous shoots. [10]
What she brings home is the freshness and brightness of life. [4]
The anxiety of her soul lent an unnatural brightness to her eyes; so that more than one enamoured courtier made essay to engage her in conversation, and paid her deferential compliment when the Queen's eyes were not turned her way. [11]
The brightness of her face, the wonder of her eyes, the glow of her cheek, had made his pulses throb as they had never throbbed before. [11]
Years elapsed ere he succeeded; but now that he views the completed picture, he thinks that many persons might be disposed to object to the brightness of his colours. [10]
These were indeed happy days, full of the brightness of an expanding prosperity and unlimited possibilities of the enjoyment of life. [4]
The sun was gone, night fell on the temple and suddenly there was a swaying movement of the apse above the statue; the stars were shaken by invisible hands, and colored flames twinkled with dazzling brightness from a myriad five-rayed perforations. [10]
This is a gift bestowed by their guardian angels, that no gloomy shadows may darken the sunny brightness of their souls. [10]
And everybody was full of admiration of Wilhelm's brightness in happening to think of that neat idea. [5]
All was brightness, every object was vividly defined. [5]
Hampton did not contain him,--of this she was sure; and in her efforts to visualize him she had recourse to the movies, seeking him amongst that brilliant company of personages who stood so haughtily or walked so indifferently across the ephemeral brightness of the screen. [9]
There came a chill upon her which stilled the wild pulses in her, which suddenly robbed the eyes of their brightness and gave a drawn look to the face. [11]
His most singular characteristic was a fine, almost spiritual intelligence, which showed in the dewy brightness of the eye, in the lighted face, in the cadenced definiteness of his speech. [11]
In the early brightness we made a long drive out to the Fort. [5]
Men walked lightly, breathed quickly, and their eyes were bright with the brightness of vitality and content. [11]
Melissa soon stood beside her brother's couch, and the sight of him cast a dark shadow over the brightness of this happy morn. [10]
Eyes that were beautiful, and their beauty was not for him; a spirit that was bright and glowing, but the brightness and the glow might not renew his days. [11]
In his impetuous attempts to subdue the brightness of the fire, he overset the stove, which came tumbling forward, and fell with a crash upon the burning embers it had shot forth in its descent, leaving the room in pitchy darkness. [12]
On a wet and smoky night I went from the London streets into the brightness and warmth of that refuge for American soldiers and sailors, the "Eagle Hut," as the Y. M. C. A. is called. [9]
With the brightness and joy of morning, came the renewal of yesterday's labours, the revival of its pleasant thoughts, the restoration of its energies, cheerfulness, and hope. [12]
Bright flames were already bursting from the northern end of the palace, and gave the grey dawn the brightness of day; the southern wing or the pavilion was not yet on fire. [10]
It is such a pity that he should feel so, for brightness is nothing; it is in the heart that the values lie. [5]

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