Sentence examples for brightest rays from inspiring English sources

The trouble for both of them was that, although policing devolution should have been one of the brightest rays of that new dawn, David Cameron was unable to persuade his UUP allies to vote for it.He tried hard.

Belle and Boswell were both Protestants, but while he had been raised in the fearful mood of Ayrshire Calvinism, where the brightest rays were those cast by the fires of damnation, Holland's Protestantism was milder, "marked not by the harsh vision of Knox", as Zaretsky writes, "but instead by the humane spirit of Grotius, the 17th-century legal philosopher and statesman".

The Jets may be sending their brightest ray of light to sunny Tampa, leaving themselves with no compass; and no winds in their sails.

It was the brightest ray of hope in an otherwise mostly-cloudy four-game stretch.

The leading side of Rhea as it orbits Saturn has a remarkable bright crater, Inktomi, with extensive bright rays extending over much of the hemisphere, rather like the spectacular rayed lunar crater Tycho.

"The average picture looks gloomy, but there are some bright rays," Boustan said.

When I woke up, bright rays of sunlight were streaming through the Venetian blinds on the windows.

With no protective lotion To block the sun's bright rays I frolicked by the ocean In bygone summer days.

When the sun rose, at six-thirty, casting its bright rays upon the sea, O'Shea raced the boat over to the two anchored traps.

Tycho, conspicuous impact crater lying at the centre of the most extensive system of bright rays on the near side of the Moon.

Engineers, biologists, archaeologists, medical researchers and many others are keen on illuminating the substances they study with Diamond's super-bright rays, or ISIS's almost-unstoppable neutrons.