Sentence examples for searing light from inspiring English sources

"The top of my skull seemed to be opened by a sudden, revelatory blow and a searing light filled me...

But I felt that something was missing in my black-and-white: a sense of the searing light and vibrant colors of these worlds.

"The whole country was lighted by a searing light with the intensity many times that of the midday sun," he wrote immediately afterward.

During the Room 101 scenes in the play, the "main set is destroyed and transforms into a sterile white box, blasted with searing light," wrote the Hollywood Reporter's David Rooney.

It was silent at first, as the searing light reached Maralinga's scientists faster than sound.

The tragic case of Donnovan Hill shined a searing light on Pop Warner football, raising difficult questions about coaching and safety in youth football.

Amid a constant play of searing lights and velvety shadows, the work creates a Caravaggio-style surround of silent, shape-shifting images and images-within-images.

After the spectacular production problems of the Ornette Coleman concert last week -- ending in generator noises, searing lights on the crowd and an aborted show for a pneumatic ticket price -- the Bell Atlantic Jazz Festival appeased its audience on Sunday night.

Experimental investigation of the functions of the identified genes together with further integrative analysis studies have the potential to sear light into the exact autoimmune-related processes that take place at this early age, in autoimmune prone, insulin autoantibody positive animals.

An adjacent room contains only a rectangle of searing white light the size of a movie screen.

He may even have dressed the sitter in black, to heighten the contrast between her and the searing white light.