Sentence examples for to radiate far from inspiring English sources

It continues to radiate far and wide.

These concerns now radiate far beyond the immediate region.

She doesn't dance small, yet her dancing doesn't radiate far.

His possible defeat carries implications that would radiate far beyond Paris.

The x-rays then travel along with the electrons and push them into bunches that radiate far more efficiently than individual electrons.

But Senna's appeal radiated far beyond Brazil, and Wednesday's match was a prelude to a weekend in which he has once again become the most talked-about figure in formula one.

The synergism he created radiated far beyond the Foundation and broke new boundaries.

The shock waves of Ginsberg's "Howl," Kerouac's "On the Road" and Burroughs's "Naked Lunch" radiated far beyond the academy.

He was, in his younger years, an urban folklorist, a mainstay of a milieu he mined for its comic potential (and, given that the milieu was New York's media world, its significance radiated far beyond its links of personal relations).

Besides that, it would be extremely costly to radiate these tower relays to every far-flung community.

But the volatile crisis that continues to radiate out from the holy land to other Arab centers is far from over.