Sentence examples for noble light from inspiring English sources

The performance of Australia's swim team was not cast in such a noble light.

Or you can just flash back to the final years of Benedict's predecessor, Pope John Paul II, whose different approach to his physical decline casts Benedict's course in an interesting and possibly noble light.

Carvalho – who is not involved in the golf course – sees his activities in a noble light: contributing to the Olympics, helping the city modernise and realising an old dream to make Barra the heart of Rio.

In contrast to light noble gases He and Ne, heavy noble gases Ar, Kr, and Xe are primordial ones resembling Q-gas that are enriched in chondrites, although additional Ar of fractionated SW is observed in some samples.

Light noble gas compositions of the IDPs resembled those of solar-gas-rich meteorites, but heavy noble gases resembled planetary ones enriched in carbonaceous chondritic material.

Isotopic ratios of He and Ne indicate that the light noble gases with high 4He concentrations ranging from 10−2 to 10−4 cm3 STP/g are mostly of solar origin.

It seems the people over at Vh1's Big Morning Buzz Live finally have brought this one noble truth to light: If there is a cherry to placed on top of supernatural fan fiction, it's the sonorous voice of a British thespian.

Localized surface plasmon resonance (LSPR) is a plasmonic phenomenon that arises around nanoscale structures or nanoparticles of noble metals when light is illuminated onto a nanoscale-featured sensing surface.

Argon, an inert, "noble" gas, then lights up in the next round of pulsing.

Neon is the second-lightest noble gas, after helium.

Radon is sparingly soluble in water, but more soluble than lighter noble gases.