Sentence examples for fiery sphere from inspiring English sources
A colossal fiery sphere of tortured matter was born.
The sun, the subject of this opener, is "a colossal fiery sphere of tortured matter".
In that debut programme, Cox aimed to help us understand the "colossal fiery sphere of tortured matter" that is the sun, and he did so brilliantly.
In arguing, for instance, for the existence of a fiery sphere below the moon, Aristotle had claimed that "leaden missiles shot out by force melt in the air" (De caelo II.7, 289a26 28).
Small particles of gas and dust clumped together into larger and more massive meteoroids that in turn smashed together to form planets. Scientists believe that shortly after their formation, these planets — and particularly Mercury — were fiery spheres of molten material, which cooled over millions of years.
Shooting-stars further suffix to prove that the celestial sphere is not hot or fiery: for they do not occur in that upper region but below: yet the more and the faster a thing moves, the more apt it is to take fire.
Mercury, a humble, pocked sphere, was an animated speck streaking across the sun's fiery face.
This account was compatible with Aristotle's meteorology of a fiery region in the upper air, dragged along underneath the circular motion of the lunar sphere.
Liane Young, Fiery Cushman, Ralph Adolphs, Daniel Tranel and Marc Hauser.
