Sentence examples for true daylight from inspiring English sources

Hopkins's poetry, when you first read it, is a jolt of lightning - and then, it's as if that lightning stayed in the sky, perfectly natural, the true daylight of things.

We arrived in Moscow well after dark, which was not saying much as there were only about six hours of true daylight each day we were there, the sky not brightening until around 9 a.m. and dipping into twilight by 3 30.

A tradition as old as time, this is everyone's chance to see the bar crowd from the night before in terrifyingly true daylight (and the best way to find out who went home with whom).

The visual acuity depends strongly on the illumination of the test target, and this is true of both daylight (photopic) and night (scotopic) vision; thus, with a brightly illuminated target, with the surroundings equally brightly illuminated (the ideal condition), the visual acuity may be as high as two.

There's now broad agreement among historians that the true mastermind of daylight saving time was George Vernon Hudson (1867-1946), a specialist in insect biology (entomology) who left England for New Zealand in 1881.

The true prediction of the Daylight Glare Probability for the variable Comfortable was 60.60%, and for (CIE) Glare Index the prediction values were equal to 44.60% for the same variable.

True to form, the familiar daylight world of contemporary life is penetrated by a spirit from the great beyond, while the obvious Freudian implications of haunting and being haunted are dutifully explicated and explored.

Try testing a foundation on your skin, and then after 15 minutes, go into daylight to see its true color.

The fish were maintained at 17° ± 2°C under a 16:8 light:dark illumination cycle provided by fluorescent tubes (True Light, Aura Light, Germany, Natural Daylight 5500, 36 W, 1200 mm).

That's especially true this time of year, when the daylight is starting to dwindle (Anchorage has about nine hours of daylight right now), and there is no snow yet to provide contrast so motorists can more easily see the moose coming.

On the first day of Christmas my true love gave to me: a whole month whose daylight ended at roughly half past three.