Sentence examples for extensive daylight from inspiring English sources

Thackeray found what he calls evidence of lichen on the bones, and this suggested to him that the remains had been exposed to extensive daylight; this is hard to reconcile with the idea that the creatures lugged carcasses through narrow, pitch-black passageways and then left them to rot in a remote chamber.

However, extensive daylight supply has its backside, as glare might be a considerable concern.

Broad daylight.

In broad daylight.

It was broad daylight. . . .

Even in broad daylight".

But in broad daylight?

It's still broad daylight.

A badger in broad daylight?

This happened in broad daylight".

And in broad daylight?