Sentence examples for sharp daylight from inspiring English sources

Clouds that had hung overhead for 38 years were oddly missing... the sharp daylight of justice seemed to chase away the shadows and the stereotypes of the past.

He is said to have killed scores of people including a near fatal attack on a journalist, and was finally killed by police sharp shooters in broad daylight, on the direct order of the president of France.

One sharp change noticeable in the daylight is a decrease in soldiers and police officers.

Cernan sketched a series of pictures illustrating the changing dustscape; streams of particles popped off the ground and levitated, and the resulting cloud came into sharper focus as the astronauts' orbiter approached daylight.

The D-snap's sharp screen is tough to read in bright daylight, but without a viewfinder, it's all you've got.

We even saw an apparently dull rock face light up with shades of rose and russet as we paddled out of the daylight and into Cathedral Cave, dodging the sharp black rocks that jutted out like giant teeth.

We have never heard our caged C. leucoviridis responding to sharp ambient sounds at night, even though this frequently happens in daylight.

The tunnel itself has several sharp bends, whose purpose was to prevent horses from bolting once they saw daylight.

Nearly all cameras take sharp pictures at a low sensitivity rating of ISO 100, suitable for shots in bright daylight.

The only way you could avoid having the day-to-day change in the number of daylight hours slow down near the solstice is if the analemma had a sharp "spike" in it at that point.

Like vampires, they don't suit daylight but go deep inside the William's Green tent, and their short, sharp shock of a set feels as if midnight has come early.