Sentence examples for radioactive glow from inspiring English sources

Cox remembers her early days on breakfasts as coloured by a kind of ominous, radioactive glow.

Of all the thousands of films we've seen in our lives, Oscar winners have a special, radioactive glow about them.

Either way, the conclusion is unavoidable: it is a kind of global Brexit, one with a radioactive glow.

It was then that astronomers, alerted by a brief flash of high-energy gamma rays in the sky, think a pair of dead, ultradense neutron stars collided, leaving behind only a distant radioactive glow.

But also for transcendence, a zap to the synaptic cleft; for a slice of the strange, the shock of an Other, a witness not yet heard from, archaeologies forgotten, ignored or despised; that radioactive glow of genius in the dark: grace notes, ghosts and gods".

A good rule of thumb is if the color is so bright it has a radioactive glow, i.e., neon, it's too bright for a corporate office.

The rare silvery-white metal is highly radioactive, glowing blue in the dark.

Bright afternoon-lit homes under cloudless skies are bathed by a near-radioactive glow that echoes Edward Hopper; yet in Gallace's wet brushstroke and blocky geometric houses, an unexpected and wholly welcome character emerges, cousin to Philip Guston or, more recently, Dana Schutz Americanan painters whose work embraces representation but draws from abstract traditions.

"And we also wanted to dispel the notion that all things radioactive also glow.

This Bush team has made itself so radioactive it glows in the dark.

Upon meeting, the tracer binds to OX40 and, when hitched together, the radioactive complex glows under a PET scan, revealing only those T cells that have been successfully activated, ready to ravage the tumor.