Sentence examples for slight ray from inspiring English sources

Most of all I feel really needed all of a sudden; I feel I can bring a slight ray of hope and variety to this ever more depressing world.' This sense of purpose is illustrated, for him, by 'Gay Messiah'.

Well Twitter's Jason Costa has just given those anticipating the gathering a slight ray of hope by announcing an official smaller #Devnest event to take place at Twitter HQ San Francisco on May 12th.

As a slight ray of hope, there is pressure mounting in the state to repeal HB 56 or parts of it in the state's legislative session.

Summer splashpool, £4.99, from kiddicare.com Come the slightest ray of sunshine (and aren't we lucky to have had a few of those this summer?), kids' paddling pools suddenly vanish out of the shops with a whiff of BBQ and a splash of chlorine.

Short and slight, "Roger" believed rays were being beamed into the bus he was on.

Birdwatchers know how difficult it is to tell one little brown bird from another (birders calls them LBJs, "little brown jobs"), and doctors know how hard it can be to spot slight anomalies on X-Rays.

Deterministic models showed only a slight positive effect of increased ray seed germination rates on population growth, which would need to be balanced against a potential loss of buffering against environmental variation as the dormant seed bank was reduced.

Two caveats when implementing this design are that blocking these rays will cause a slight drop in overall interrogation intensity; as well the annulus of rays defined around the direction of ray 1 cannot be too large as side scatter from extreme rays will begin to interfere with those in the forward scatter direction.

As the team describes online in Nature today, it used a novel technique called x-ray reverberation mapping to analyze slight delays in the arrival time of x-rays from the event, allowing them to map out the inside edge of the accretion disk.

Grey-scale changes of the x-ray image suggested slight upward fining within the laminae.

Through characterization by X-ray diffraction a slight shift along with an increase in the amorphous halo between 20° and 30° (2θ) was observed and is characteristic of geopolymers.