Sentence examples for slight glow from inspiring English sources

For example, a brightly coloured object will cast a slight glow of the same colour on surrounding surfaces.

The fibers gather the light from luminescent organisms in the depths and give the sponge a slight glow.

Picking his way through the detritus of his dark flat, he turns on a lamp, but its slight glow barely illuminates the high-ceilinged space.

And yet, as he reads the open letter, the Chief Executive must feel a slight glow of gratitude toward his hecklers, embarrassing as the situation is in which they have placed him.

I found the slight glow enticing.

While there was a slight glow where thawing might occur when owners are said to be considering limiting Commissioner Goodell's powers over the matter of player discipline, Goodell quashed the notion of truly independent arbitration, and with it, the idea of any truly fair system acceptable to the players is still up in the air.

We get one war and move along, and the president can easily declare another". War, he says, has become "a spectator sport". In the very act of telling stories, Terkel's book makes clear, we fan into transforming flames the slightest glow of optimism.

BOSTON WITH a slight blue glow bathing their faces, the four musicians tapped their feet.

The cinematographer Tim Orr has accomplished something remarkable: the African-American children seem to have been lighted from within, and their skin has a slight burnished glow, as if the sun is deftly tracing across their bodies.

Get a slight sun-kissed glow by using a little bronzer or fake tanner.

First up, instant illuminating technology and a slight tint creates a glow under the eye for that photoshopped look.