Sentence examples for have radiating from inspiring English sources

The polyphyletic heliozoans, or sun protozoans, have radiating pseudopodia (axopodia) that extend like spokes from the central body; microtubules support an outer layer of cytoplasm.

Todd Stern, former special envoy on climate change, in an interview with Robinson Meyer of The Atlantic said that withdrawing from the treaty "would be a huge mistake, even forgetting about climate change" and that it would have "radiating bad impacts with respect to U.S. standing" on all other international issues.

My disbelief must have radiated from my eyes.

Snails and fish there have radiated into many species, some restricted to a single pool.

Shock waves that have radiated out from New York and London have impacted on every national banking system.

The extra CO2 traps heat that would otherwise have radiated out into space.

Recent tours have been far from violent; instead, their three-hour sets have radiated an intense, euphoric quality.

In the U.S., it appears to have radiated from several points, not so much in a wavelike pattern as in a series of ripples.

After eight years under Ozzie Guillen that included a World Series title, lots of drama and organizational infighting, the White Sox have radiated a sense of calm under Ventura.

The Obamas, especially Michelle, have radiated the sense that Americans do not appreciate what they sacrifice by living in a gilded cage.

Although this is the first year Northern Ireland has dominated the league, the same phenomenon has occurred as sharp price rises have radiated out from London.