Sentence examples for diffuse glow from inspiring English sources

White linen mesh screens gave the room a diffuse glow.

This isn't a different phenomenon – it's just that the lightning is obscured by cloud and so produces a diffuse glow – but somewhere, above the cloud cover, there will still be a vivid bolt.

The lower level has recessed fluorescent lighting set along the perimeter of the area, a technique that creates a diffuse, glow-like light.

A complex of diffuse, glowing gas too faint to be seen with the unaided eye, it was discovered by the Australian-born astrophysicist Colin S. Gum, who published his findings in 1955.

The diffuse golden glow is not at all bombastic.

All this theorizing has received a further boost of sorts from recent reports of ripples in a diffuse radio glow in the sky, thought to be the remains of the Big Bang fireball itself.

The room was flooded with natural light from a wall of glass doors (which led to a pleasant tiny patio) and employed floor lamps that cast diffuse, warm glows.

In the UK, they are likely to be diffuse, uniform glows on the northern horizon.

The tulle diffuses the glow stick effect and adds more dimension with suspended glowing specks.

Still, astronomers stuck to the idea, because even NASA's keen-eyed Chandra X-ray Observatory couldn't resolve the diffuse x-ray glow into point sources (Science, 31 August 2001, p.1633).

With its blood-red mahogany paneling and chandeliers that diffuse a soft caramel glow while bronzed chain curtains filter out the daylight, the room creates an atmosphere of luxury and concentration.