Sentence examples for less radiant from inspiring English sources
Pratt is a less radiant presence but offers a natural decency that offsets the aforementioned stalker-creepiness.
Tom and Gerri, played with uncanny subtlety and tremendous soul by Jim Broadbent and Ruth Sheen, are much more subdued but no less radiant, and just as extreme in their delight.
BP itself happily took part in Rosneft's initial public offering, which legitimised its murky and controversial takeover of Yukos's assets.Today the outlook is less radiant, argues Rory MacFarquhar, chief economist at Goldman Sachs in Russia.
Even if our go-to story is generally positive, we project an energy that is far less radiant than the divine energy with which we were created: the energy of the soul.
Does it make the night sky less radiant to know how gravity draws clouds of gas and dust into spinning balls of matter hot and dense enough to ignite nuclear fires?
With the proper equipment installed, the power accumulated by photovoltaic cells during sunny summer days can even be stored until needed on less-radiant winter days.
People come to me in America and say, 'Why was Beloved a failure?' What they mean is not that it wasn't a good movie, but that it didn't make enough money at the box office.' Any suggestion that Blue Light has received less than radiant praise is met with understandable chilliness.
If the radiant energy is less than the quantum of energy, the amount of light in that frequency range will be reduced.
The concentrated solar radiation is absorbed directly by a curtain of free-falling solid particles that are heated to temperatures in excess of 1200 K over approximately 5 m height of fall in the presence of a radiant flux of less than 1 MW m-2.
And Degas's supposed dislike of landscape looks even less likely when you see his radiant sunset alongside a stunning Delacroix of the French sky at dusk.
Plants were discarded when they received less than 0.80 relative units of radiant energy during the final 3 d prior to 2°C treatment.
