Bright
Bright adjective - Giving off or reflecting much light.
Sorry
Sorry adjective - Expressing or suggesting mourning.
Usage example: those sorry rituals that we go through when somebody dies are not for the dead but for the living
Both words in one sentence
- It was a bright, sunny, hot Louisiana day that made you feel sorry for everyone wearing black for the funeral of Grandmother Stackhouse in True Blood.
Source: It's Always Sunny at Funerals - Ring of Honor is either a bright spot on the US independent circuit that helped keep exiting styles of pro wrestling alive, an over hyped sorry excuse for an ECW replacement...or both.
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