Sentence examples for blobs of light from inspiring English sources

His London is a faithful laser-mapped reproduction of buildings with blobs of light instead of avatars.

A sequence of fat round fixtures suspended from the ceiling look like disembodied soft blobs of light, and dozens of votive candles attached to the padded back wall flicker intimately.

The result should be cone shapes (instead of points of light) because the stars will move through the frame as they become larger (de-focused) blobs of light.

"It's no longer just a blob of light".

To help things along, apply a small blob of light-reflecting primer and leave for a few moments to set.

The blob of light--spanning several pixels on Hubble's detector--looks fuzzy but still had enough resolution for Brown's team to determine that 2003 UB313 is barely bigger than Pluto.

Off-white flickers popped in front of me before a blob of faint light appeared, swelling and shrinking in harmony with my breath.

Laid over and woven through these scenes are all kinds of abstract and semi-abstract elements -- blobs, drips, zigzagging bands, auras of light, cascading diamond and bubble patterns -- that create a hallucinogenic effect, as though we were seeing through the eyes of someone either enjoying a psychedelic trip or experiencing a psychotic meltdown.

Blobs of white paint become illusionistic points of light with mystical and Romantic implications familiar from, say, Ross Bleckner's AIDS paintings, turning flowers and trees into constellations of stars, a pretty idea.

Six months of observations indicated that the blobs were moving at 92% of the speed of light.

The stellar movie--described in a paper published in the 20 May issue of Astrophysical Journal Letters--reveals the predicted x-ray flash, followed by two pairs of blobs exploding in opposite directions at 95% of the speed of light.