Sentence examples for brilliant daylight from inspiring English sources

I started writing and it felt like flying; it felt as though I was writing a novel in brilliant daylight.

IT IS nearly five years since the latest round of World Trade Organisation (WTO) negotiations was born in the brilliant daylight of Doha, Qatar.

In the landscape, a pinkish yellow tints the sky, and brilliant daylight sharpens the Tudor architectural configuration and gives the cobblestone pavement the magic of a Zen rock garden.

This week in the magazine, Ben Greenman notes that while the albums sometimes give up too much ground to disco, the lyrics are as brilliant as ever: "Daylight and Darkness," he writes, "poses a number of increasingly pointed questions about a lover's mood swings … the music is smooth, easy listening unless you're really listening".

Interestingly, the ternary Eu3+ complex also exhibits brilliant triboluminescence in the daylight, which could be useful in the design of pressure and damage detection probes.

In the night sky there were brilliant blue clouds, shining as if in daylight.

Probably should do a night job on it as on "Tenth Moon" — it should not be a daylight book but intense and brilliant and fine like night thoughts.

In Southern California, the daylight can be harsh, even when the brilliant sunshine filters through a gauzy layer of smog.

Venus, brilliant at mag -4.4 to -4.5 and a naked-eye object in broad daylight, is unmistakable until it sets in the NW after midnight BST.

What most people aren't aware of, however, is that among his many other brilliant achievements, the same person who wrote "Fart Proudly," Founding Father Benjamin Franklin was actually the first person to recommend daylight savings back in 1784.

"Still daylight!