Sentence examples for dazzling daylight from inspiring English sources
The whole style of the film reflects the moral climate of his world: a handheld camera that catches Brown's edgy rhythms, the natural lighting that places him in dazzling daylight or murky darkness.
As this is a radio telescope, not an optical one, there is no nighttime stargazing at Alma – you come here in dazzling daylight to be wowed by the scale, the site and the cutting-edge science.
And what makes the image of these bereaved and solemn men so moving is not just their intimacy in grief but that Titianesque counterplay: the arrangement of heads against dazzling daylight.
It's a tough choice for those lucky enough to survive the convention while being feted by the two contenders for the nomination, both of whom surely will be packing heat as they dazzle the daylights out of the delegates.
The embrace of night is ideal when you are safely tucked up at high altitude; at ground level, a dazzle of daylight is what you need.
A huge lunch is served upstairs to stop us leaving the building: meat, fish, pasta, wine, cheese and pudding, which some of us smuggle out in napkins to snack on at teatime, as we drowse beside the keyboard.In my office, which faces west on the 13th floor, the blinds are permanently down to keep the dazzle of daylight off our screens.
No; CNN sucks as in sitting on the shag carpeting the day after Halloween, assimilating in broad daylight what seemed a big score of dazzling sugar swag but which, really, is just a pile of bright, cellophane wrapped junk.
The performance was dazzling.
