Sentence examples for no light could be from inspiring English sources

But when we're having sex with someone who means nothing to us, no light could be bright enough for us to recognise them.

Because pure TiO2 NW absorption is mainly UV, no significant absorbance for visible light could be seen, which is consistent with its large energy gap.

Light could be seen a few feet ahead of us.

Using the blue light, LED lamps emitting white light could be created in a new way.

Brilliant flashes of light could be seen roughly 20 miles away.

The advantage was that the brightness of onstage light could be controlled to a degree never before known.

If each organism captured less, then a given amount of light could be shared by more organisms, increasing biomass production.

They shared the prize with physicist Charles Kao, who discovered how light could be transmitted through fibre-optic cables.

Boeing responded by urging airlines that fly that model to make frequent checks until the light could be replaced.

The eyewitness accounts of "fire which appeared as a bright light" could be explained by the lights and engine roar of the low-flying plane itself.

Convinced that Newton was wrong to assume that white light could be broken into light of different colours, Goethe proposed a new approach of his own.