Sentence examples for stellar nature from inspiring English sources

Such is the stellar nature of one or two of the best lawmakers money could buy.

The importance of the exchange is reflected by the stellar nature of some of the loans.

The severe look on his coupon, despite the stellar nature of that shot, suggests he knows the exact answer.

Given the stellar nature of his last appearance, there was plenty of hype surrounding this year's show, held in Westminster, and the 37-year-old Mancunian did not disappoint.

The golden voice of Sophie Bevan, born to sing young Sophie von Faninal, confirmed the stellar nature of an evening that brought both laughter and misty eyes – an acid test for this opera.

The Andromeda nebula was very similar to the spectra of individual stars, and from this it was deduced that M31 had a stellar nature.

It was notably the first planetary nebula whose spectrum was investigated by the English amateur astronomer William Huggins, demonstrating that planetary nebulae were gaseous and not stellar in nature.

The Kepler data enable new investigations into the fundamental nature of stellar magnetism by furthering our understanding of the stellar rotation and differential rotation that generate the field, and the photometric variability caused by the surface manifestations of the field.

These results are directly compared against the observational sample, rendering additional constraints for determining the true nature of stellar feedback in galaxies.

The same impulses that led men in that age to explore the earth, the stellar regions, and the nature of matter led them also to explore the institutions around them: state, economy, religion, morality; above all, the nature of man himself.

The neutrinos emitted from supernovae contain information both about the physics of stellar collapse and of the nature of the neutrinos.