Term Gallery logo

Meanings of talk brightly in English

We have no meanings for "talk brightly" in our records yet.
Usage of talk brightly in English
1
She was beautiful: a quick, attractive girl of twenty-one, who could talk brightly of things that excited his attention.
Windjammers and Sea Tramps
2
To read to him, talk brightly to him, sing and play for him, watch his moods and meet them cleverly.
A Thoughtless Yes
3
So he crushed down his emotions and forced himself to return to Miss Lutworth and talk brightly to her until they landed.
Halcyone
4
She would make vague promises of reform; she would undertake to do her best; and she would begin to talk brightly about something else.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, June 6, 1917
5
The boy talked brightly, and his air of boastfulness fell from him.
Princess Maritza
6
Grace walked with Mary, talking brightly of Overton to her absorbed listener.
Grace Harlowe's Return to Overton Campus
7
Meantime Helen talked brightly with John Carr and listened to Carr's voice.
The Desert Valley
8
Soon the servants were seated at the table and talking brightly.
The Secret Passage
9
Stephen's courage seemed somehow to be restored, and she talked brightly.
The Man
10
My mother smiled a small, taut smile and talked brightly while we had tea.
The thirteenth tale: a novel
11
He was talking brightly and charmingly to a woman.
John M. Synge: a Few Personal Recollections, with Biographical N...
12
At dinner she talked brightly and amusingly.
The Northern Iron
13
Louis looked wistfully at John Randolph and Evadne, as they stood beside him, talking brightly of how he should help when he grew strong.
A Beautiful Possibility
This collocation consists of: