Sentence examples similar to diffuse mist from inspiring English sources
Across the river was a recompense for five hours of walking: the city, its lights diffusing in the mist of faint clouds above it, the whole varied sequence of glittering buildings cropped ruler-straight at the bottom by the Hudson's dark waterline.
A clay top that enrobes the unit with a smooch-mouth shaped pinnacle allows the fine mist to diffuse.
The mist will instantly diffuse any harsh lines or caked-on texture.
"It is the ultimate late Turner," said Blayney Brown, with the subject, diffused through blazing light and mist, "dissolving rather than being defined".
We also propose a multiple-light scattering model, which adds artificial light source and diffuses reflection light emerged from reflected light in the mist.
Hay went even further: "This polished trifler, this exquisite wit, who diffused over every conversation in which he was engaged an iridescent mist of epigram and persiflage, was one of the greatest savants of his time".
The neighbourhood of a marshy place must be avoided; for in such a site the morning air, uniting with the fogs that rise in the neighbourhood, will reach the city with the rising sun; and these fogs and mists, charged with the exhalation of the fenny animals, will diffuse an unwholesome effluvia over the bodies of the inhabitants, and render the place pestilent.
Norham Castle Sunrise (c1845) Dawn in Northumberland and the mist partly transmits and partly reflects the vivid yellow sunrise, forming a diffuse mirror image of the sky above.
In this one, the mist is partly transmitting and partly reflecting the vivid yellow sunrise, forming a diffuse mirror image of the sky above.
