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Meanings of shining brighter in English

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Usage of shining brighter in English
1
The sun is shining brighter, and that energy can be powering the winds.
The Guardian
2
Presently the cripple's face was shining brighter than the footlights.
The University of Hard Knocks
3
The thing was shining brighter than the North Star.
Artemis Fowl: The Atlantis Complex
4
His skin began to glow, shining brighter and brighter.
The Reality Dysfunction
5
The sun is shining brighter than it has ever shone in the history of the race.
Three Men and a Maid
6
The sun was shining brighter than ever, and Ann Maria insisted on setting up the sun-dial.
The Peterkin papers
7
The sun is shining brighter now, lightening the shadows of the school-room, warming the stale air.
The crimson petal and the white
8
And the moon was shining brighter than ever.
The lion, the witch and the wardrobe
9
And then it clears up, with the sun shining brighter than ever, ain't that so, Tony?
Chums in Dixie; or, The Strange Cruise of a Motorboat
10
Earth shining brighter than any bright star.
Harry
11
In Rio, it's shining brighter than ever.
News.com.au
12
There stood Stephano, with his clothes all rumpled and his eyes shining brighter than they ever had before.
The Reptile Room
13
His expression had hardened, eyes shining brighter, perpetual smile tighter, lines more deeply grooved around his lips and eyes.
Anvil of stars
14
What might have been a new musical star shining brighter and bolder and better than the others in the firmament.
The Irish Times
15
Goldmoon and Riverwind stood, their arms around each other, their eyes shining brighter than the moons or the blazing fire.
Dragons of autumn twilight
16
His eyes were shining brighter than they ever had, and he was still smiling like he'd just uttered a joke.
The Bad Beginning
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