Sentence examples for brightness from the from inspiring English sources

That I'll not have much more of this, the chance to gather in the bits of glitter, sweep up brightness from the floor, to tip into the bin bright constellations... How much time to sweep up stars?

One useless lamp in the corner, abetted by a single candle on the coffee table, actually seemed to be stealing brightness from the room.

Its approximation — charred and glistening, with bits of herb and a few flashes of yellow brightness from the zest — pays real homage.

"Holland Road," the surprising hit "The Cave," even "Little Lion Man" with its proud profanity: all wrangle brightness from the dark.

The young age explains the rapid orbital evolution and the extreme swings in X-ray brightness from the accreting neutron star.

Luhansk has a post-apocalyptic feel, as people stumble into the brightness from the bomb shelters, and thousands of those who left arrive back on buses, their possessions bundled into large bags.

The reduced brightness from this modified NAIS was obtained to be 9.1 × 103 A/(m2srV) for an Ar+ beam.

Feel the heat and brightness from this object.

They monitored more than 34,000 stars, searching for slight dips in their brightnesses from the shadows of giant planets crossing in front.

The horizontal axis of the Photoshop histogram represents the range of brightness from 0 on the left to 255 on the right, i.e. a line with 256 spaces on which to stack pixels of the same brightness.

The brightness from bioluminescence surpasses starlight, moonlight, and even the nearly imperceptible noontime daylight about 20 to 40 meters below the surface, they report this week in Scientific Reports.