At a distance of eighteen or twenty miles at mid-day in bright sunshine, the snow appeared yellow or even reddish, while the dark parts of the mountain, free from snow, were of the most decided blue.
The bottom of the sea appears to divers of a red colour in bright sunshine: in this case the water, owing to its depth, acts as a semi-transparent medium.
Similar observations were made on 12 younger cotyledons with their upper halves enclosed within glass-tubes coated with black varnish, and with their lower halves fully exposed to bright sunshine.
Bright sunshine rested on the jagged ridge above, but the gully lay in shadow; and, growing cold, the man went on again.
Here the torrent flashed in bright sunshine; there it flowed, streaked with foam, through dim shadow, while somber pines towered above it.
During most of the day their pathway led over high, treeless ridges which lay in bright sunshine, though a delicate haze dimmed the encircling hills.
The fall of aerolites in bright sunshine, and when the moon’s disc was invisible, probably led to the idea of sun-stones.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "bright sunshine" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
