Sentence examples for discouraging light from inspiring English sources

As images flickered and multiplied on each of the 11 screens, Curtis puts the three couples in a discouraging light.

Thus, the ISSCR actively discourages "red light" and "yellow light" experiments involving the "prospect of the emergence of sentience" or the "emergence of humanized mental attributes," he said.

What's the problem? A. This summer was rainy and cool in much of the Northeast, good for vegetative growth but discouraging for heat and light lovers like fruits and warm-weather flowers.

In addition, if a small child were seated there, which safety experts discourage, a warning light would say the passenger air bag was deactivated.

In the light of some discouraging drilling results at Weirman Field, we recommend a revised approach to prospect evaluation, based upon a newly interpreted palaeodepositional setting, to predict the distribution of clean sand facies, using a combination of seismic attribute signatures and structural closure maps.

Consumer groups launched campaigns to discourage people from lighting up and pressured lawmakers to regulate the production and sale of cancer sticks.

Adjust the thermostat, tone down harsh lighting, discourage talking.

It was discouraging to find that when he tried to light a cigarette he missed the end of it by a quarter of an inch.

When the tuna came to light, the date on the label was discouraging: 2006.

Rereading these works in light of the infuriating problem of the Islamic State, two discouraging findings stand out.

Suddenly the lights shift and the situation recurs, with different results, some happy, some discouraging.