Sentence examples for intensely illuminated from inspiring English sources
Thus, people's heads all tend to look the same size regardless of distance; similarly, an object identified as a lump of coal tends to look black even when intensely illuminated.
In the 1920's, Crozier and Pincus showed that neonatal rats with closed eyelids will move away from bright light along a gradient towards a less intensely illuminated target [1].
Most were built of tan concrete blocks that look intensely bright when illuminated by the desert sun and contrasted against the colorful mesas and hills behind them.
In principal, LIC-IFP vectors could also be designed for protein expression in plants; however, plant cells often accumulate secondary metabolites and chlorophyll that intensely fluoresce when illuminated with infrared light used for IFP detection (not shown).
(Viking, $34.95). Both European and Jewish history are illuminated by this intensely detailed account of the rise and rise again of the financial house founded in Frankfurt by an obscure coin dealer.
The six-week session will compare the plays and their competing forms of political order and social discipline; their analogies between marital and political life; and ways they illuminate the intensely competitive and emotional relationships between men.
The first, titled "A Simple Tale," intensely and compassionately written, illuminates the deadly bleak life of an old woman whose luck fails her; the second concerns a man in London who fears his neighbor may be a mass killer.
The first, titled "A Simple Tale," intensely and compassionately written, illuminates the deadly bleak life of an old woman whose luck failed her repeatedly; the second concerns a tenant in a London flat who fears his neighbor may be a mass killer.
My sidelight had illuminated us.
Ptah is never illuminated.
