Bright may refer to:
- Brightness, the perception of how dark or light a source of luminance is
- Being bright (adjective), describing colloquially, something with intelligence (trait)
- The Brights movement, a social movement promoting the naturalistic world view
- A bright (noun), is a person with a naturalistic world view (capital B is used if the person is a member of the Brights movement, see above)
- Bright's disease, historical classification of kidney diseases
- Brighter a song by American rock band Paramore from debut album "All We Know Is Falling"
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Famous quotes containing the word bright:
“Advertisers are the interpreters of our dreams—Joseph interpreting for Pharaoh. Like the movies, they infect the routine futility of our days with purposeful adventure. Their weapons are our weaknesses: fear, ambition, illness, pride, selfishness, desire, ignorance. And these weapons must be kept as bright as a sword.”
—E.B. (Elwyn Brooks)
“We can rejoice that the time has arrived when millions of Negro Americans can step out of the shadows, and walk forthrightly into the bright sunshine of human rights.”
—Hubert H. Humphrey (1911–1978)
“Do you know why I came to you, Amy? Why I came to be your friend? Because you called to me. Out of your loneliness you called me and brought me into being. And I came, so that your childhood could be bright and full of friendliness. Now you must send me away.... You’ll remember me for a while, mourn a little, but then you’ll forget. And that is as it should be.”
—Dewitt Bodeen (1908–1988)