Sentence examples for will radiated from inspiring English sources

When, as Bukowski put it, will "radiated men eat the flesh of radiated men"?

Its successes will radiate around the world.

"This is a place where certain values, hopefully, will radiate out," he said.

If you nail your palette, positive energy will radiate out to all aspects of your life.

"At Mass General, they tend to be quite aggressive and will radiate these women," he said.

Of course, the greater the surface area, the more heat it will radiate.

Most of the meteors will radiate outwards from the constellation Gemini, like water from a shower head.

The descendants of today's rats, according to Zalasiewicz, will radiate out to fill the niches that Rattus exulans and Rattus norvegicus helped empty.

He sincerely hopes the work, called Really Good, will radiate positivity, "dissuade social unrest, help the economy and decrease rates of absenteeism in state schools".

In February, G.E. said that it was developing a high-efficiency incandescent that will radiate more than twice the light of conventional incandescents.

Strategists not only deluge its reporters with faxes and e-mails; they also leak to it, hoping that their information will radiate out into the rest of the media.