Sentence examples for reflecting the red from inspiring English sources

Down below was the Hooghly River, pitch black, reflecting the red neon sign of the train station on the far bank.

"But if I also have a red thing, then that will reflecting the red light, too".

But however its surface rusted, the compound iron III) oxide appears red because it absorbs the blue and green wavelengths of the light spectrum while reflecting the red wavelengths.

This spectral display was, uncharacteristically for July, more than half obscured by snow, which made up for the affront by reflecting the reds and pinks of the Arctic high summer's seemingly endless twilight.

This article on 19 July to correctly reflect the red state/blue state divide in the Senate in 1993.

The patterns of sensory neuron activity therefore may not nicely (linearly) reflect the red light stimulation they provide.

("In the extravagant African sunset, the Zambezi River was deep red, reflecting the crimson sky").

The tangled summits of the Indian jungles were aflame in a thousand places, and below the hurrying waters around the stems were dark objects that still struggled feebly and reflected the blood-red tongues of fire.

They are wonderful creations; the deeply subtle Double Grey reflecting the streaked reds, greys, greens and blues of the Birkenau set.

In March 1939, Aberdeen changed the black and gold colours to red and white, reflecting the silver and red colours of the official City of Aberdeen arms.

A few miles east of Little Falls, the canal sat flat as glass, reflecting the orange and red leaves on either bank.