Sentence examples for sunlight look from inspiring English sources
Beau Lotto, a professor of neuroscience at University College London, says: "The brain has evolved not to see absolutes, but to see the difference between things". Because colours that appear in sunlight look different from those that appear under streetlights, for example, our brains have to focus on the relationship between colours, not the colours themselves.
If you're shooting outside in bright sunlight, look into techniques for quickly covering the film with a darkslide to protect it when it's ejected.
If you want to block out sunlight, look for a heavy linen fabric.
Instead, they are bathed in sunlight, looking out onto the pool and palm trees.
El Cabo stood in the thin afternoon sunlight, looking at faces that needed identifying.
Later, back in the sunlight, looking down the steep green slopes, we turned our focus to our personal vision and aspirations.
It depicts a nude woman standing in her bedroom in a yellow rectangle of sunlight, looking toward the window it streams through as if facing her destiny.
I squinted into the sunlight, looking east toward the earthen citadel of Bala Hissar, a stronghold from the time of the Silk Road to the post-Soviet wars.
Its report, published today, concluded that some approaches – such as capturing CO2 from the atmosphere using artificial trees or shooting tiny particles into the upper atmosphere to reflect away sunlight – looked promising.
Its main element is a transparent sphere five feet in diameter, which — iridescent in the sunlight — looked about as insubstantial as a soap bubble, but which is made of acrylic plastic five inches thick.
Her passenger had a blanket over her lap and, on her feet, a pair of golden shoes that, glinting in the sunlight, looked as though they were encrusted with coins.
