Sentence examples for radiated as from inspiring English sources

Though Clifton surely possessed a cat's nine lives — she had a transplanted kidney and had fought many bouts with cancer, in various parts of her body — we were still shocked that she had left us, for I do not think there is an American poet as beloved as Clifton, or one whose influence radiated as widely.

However it is also clear that for taxa that have radiated as recently as the genus Chthamalus, the search for adequate phylogenetic information is still incomplete.

Carefully groomed, almost spit-shined, Epstein radiated as the famously celebrated master of his New England universe.

According to some estimates as much as 60% of the potential energy contained in petrol can be expelled or radiated as heat by an engine.

According to some estimates around 60% of the potential energy contained in petrol can be expelled or radiated as heat by an engine.

Microseismic monitoring provides three dimensional maps of the hypocenters of seismic energy radiated as rocks deform at depth.

In that little Bowery Ballroom, we're what I would like to see us as -- trying to radiate as much positive strength as possible so people can go out in the world and feel strengthened and feel like we're not alone".

In Tampa, Cooper spent his days radiating as much positivity about the Party as any Republican operative.

A supernova is a stellar explosion that briefly outshines an entire galaxy, radiating as much energy as the Sun or any ordinary star is expected to emit over its entire life span, before fading from view over several weeks or months.

This modern Artemis with her essential but chic eyeglasses radiated practicality as much as divinity, and yet the vision of her morning attack of nerves haunted us.

Most of the light and heat from the sun that beats down on the Earth's surface bounces back into space, or gets re-radiated as low-grade heat.