Sentence examples for it radiates light from inspiring English sources

The telescope measures different wavelengths of infrared light, including the flux, or amount of heat given off by a planet's atmosphere as it radiates light from its parent star.

It also radiates light at them creating a spooky effect in the church as the light follows them around.

This source radiates light into a cone of semi-angle U, limited, for example, by the rim of a lens.

One features a silkscreened image of what appears to be a sunset, overlaid with a tubby man of indeterminate age, bent over so as to expose his anus, which radiates light.

Moreover, OLEDs are so-called Lambertian emitters: each diode radiates light uniformly, in a broad cone, so that a slight movement of the eye does not alter the image perceived by the viewer.

Of Tea at Furlongs, Russell writes: "the teapot and attendant mugs, bread and butter and bone-handled knives are themselves the focus of a painting that radiates light and pleasure.

Religions don't just ask believers to respect others; rather each soul is worthy of the highest dignity because it radiates divine light.

There is a lovely light on his swelling ribcage – in fact, the painting seems to radiate light as if it needs no external source; his legs bow in with an almost wishbone gracefulness.

She was exceptionally gifted and she radiated light.

"I started drawing the sun and radiating light," she said.

Noyce said she had the ability to "radiate light, to radiate energy".