Sentence examples for sun radiating from inspiring English sources

The rusted blade of a jagged-toothed rotary saw hung over the stage like a burned-out sun radiating the gloom of extinguished power.

LOS ANGELES — With the midday sun radiating warmth across Chavez Ravine and the palm trees beyond the outfield pavilions rippling slightly in the breeze as a late-arriving crowd trickled in, the ambience that typically accompanies taut playoff baseball was absent Wednesday at Dodger Stadium.

I felt his warmth, like a line from "Here Comes The Sun," radiating from his being that morning.

This man, this revolutionary, terrorist, threat to racial dominance soared into the sun radiating justice and compassion, an iconic marriage that can only exist together.

I remember when, during the last weeks of 4th grade in May, 1960, as a youngster at Nathan Hale School, I could feel the heat of the summer sun radiating through the old windows from the back of the classroom.

Eight days later, the spring sun radiated through a brilliant blue sky into their home.

The sun radiated across the metal roof above, heating the room like an oven.

The sun radiates down on me and my dog Rosie, who is lying carefully so as to not to crush the tubing that connects me to an electronic concentrator, providing oxygen 24 hours a day, via a nasal canula, should I need it.

The sun radiates the energy uniformly in all directions in the form of electromagnetic waves.

Participants in speeded conditions judged significantly more scientifically unwarranted teleological explanations as correct (e.g., "the sun radiates heat because warmth nurtures life"), but were not more error-prone on control items (e.g., unwarranted physical explanations such as "hills form because floodwater freezes").

At this moment of hope and creation, at the dawn of a history, the sun radiates light and life everywhere.