Sentence examples for radiate outwards from inspiring English sources

Most of the meteors will radiate outwards from the constellation Gemini, like water from a shower head.

But Masonic handshakes aren't predictable unless you happen to be a Mason – they're mysterious and faintly sinister; barnacles aren't threatening or aggressive; and haloes don't radiate outwards – they sit on saint's heads, or surround planets.

Developing from infundibulae, air capillaries radiate outwards into the surrounding mesenchymal (periparabronchial) tissue, progressively separating and interdigitating with the blood capillaries.

Using a combination of biochemical, biophysical, and cryo-electron microscopic techniques, we show here that the gap between the E2 core and the shell of peripheral enzymes is maintained by the flexible but extended conformation adopted by 60 linker polypeptides that radiate outwards from the inner E2 core, irrespective of the E1 or E3 occupancy.

Even if this experiment in empathy reaches only as far as within the community of artists working on this project, it could be a small but powerful shift and one that we hope can radiate outwards.

If the light at the threshold reminds us that the inner light must radiate outwards, it also reminds us that we cannot dispel darkness if we are not awake to the light within.

"This love, like death, radiates outwards.

All of these stones are radiating outwards only as far as I was able to throw.

The beauty of it is that the heat is evenly distributed (the heating element is circular, so warmth radiates outwards).

This elaborately constructed fiction radiates outwards from two characters, Ray, an Australian painter working in Paris, and his lover, Martine.

You can see ripples radiating outwards from Rick Hall and FAME that tell the hidden story of soul, country music and rock'n'roll, and the swampy sound he cooked up using all of them.