Sentence examples for radiated like from inspiring English sources

"The entire of black politics had centered around one man who radiated like a sun".

You stepped past the lime sapling by the front door, planted your feet on the green Westmorland slate floor, approached the desk, around which the book shelves radiated like the spokes of a bicycle, and a nice lady, usually with spectacles, would smile and asked if she could help.

The apparatus consisted of a central platform (30-cm diameter) from which eight arms (12.5 cm wide × 60 cm long) radiated like the spokes of a wheel.

The sky is dramatic, with sunbeams radiating like spotlights from behind thunderheads.

In a third painting, colored lines radiate like air tubes or arteries from a manhole cover.

The production offers a feast of details, from the intricate props to the actors' broad smiles radiating like sunshine.

As it grows outwards it also spreads inwards, the roots radiating like the spokes of a wheel.

The tracks, radiating like spokes of a wheel, define the extent of a city's reach to distant farmlands and neighboring settlements.

"Their stillness sends a strange air through the house, a sadness so heavy that it radiates like thick smoke, choking me.

They painted proud inscriptions on the wood covers, along the lines of "the golden varnish is bright and soft, radiating like sun rays" and "the proper and dignified forms are pleasing to the learned".

In what has become the preferred cinematic method for addressing complex social issues — see also "Crash," "Traffic" and "Babel," among others — Mr. Linklater's film tells multiple stories, which radiate like spokes from the hub of a central theme.