Sentence examples for looks radioactive from inspiring English sources

His "Fish Shack" looks radioactive, while his "Twistee Treat" ice cream stand seems to have been beamed in from another planet.

He walked back to his chair, put his towel over his head and had a swig of an energy drink that was so green it looked radioactive.

Jewel-like sculptural forms, objects resembling hammered copper pieces or Swiss cheese, abstractions of animal heads -- all look radioactive as they hang in a fiery universe.

If they start to look radioactive, then they're good to go.

"Aqua Sea, Monhegan" looks almost radioactive in color, giving it an eerie glow.

In a shade of putrid neon green, record signing Kevin De Bruyne looks positively radioactive in photographs promoting the 'Night Rising' kit, which was leaked online a few months ago.

A brooch in the shape of an orchid by Georges Fouquet is coated with a crushed, silvery power that looks like radioactive mildew.

Why must its candied fruit look radioactive?

Over-hued, he looked almost radioactive under studio lights, while Kerry looked much more natural.

The silhouette was space-age retro; the neckline and back were embellished with an excresence of what looked like radioactive heat blisters.

To have censored it once may be regarded as unfortunate; to have censored it countless times begins to look like radioactive creepiness.