sourceless

He had been in a room filled with a sourceless light.

Even then the glow, though bright now and dead ahead, was sourceless.

There was a slight difference to that usually sourceless voice this time, however.

The voice came to him as if in a dream: distant, sourceless.

Never had he hated anything like that sourceless voice.

He was left with a sourceless dissatisfaction that made his head ache.

She called for light, which flooded the room, sourceless.

I stood in the weak, sourceless, pale cold light and stared for a long time, without really seeing.

I lay on the narrow bed, back to the wall, facing the room and in a seemingly sourceless light.

It seemed sourceless, but he knew it must be coming from the sky.

The sourceless twilight showed them a clearing in front of a cliff face.

Distances were hard to judge in that shadowless, almost sourceless light.

But the only answer he received was yet another wave of sourceless, irrational terror.

Is the Guardian really quoting its own sourceless article as a source in this piece?

Inside and out, it gleamed with that sourceless, soft, cold silver light.

She could see nothing threatening; the scream seemed sourceless.

The sourceless illumination that usually lit the decks cut off and died.

Rather, it was suffused with a strange, muted, sourceless light.

It struck him that the seemingly sourceless light of the room was growing dimmer.

It casts no shadows, and so everything seems etched by that sourceless grey.

A chill, sourceless wind seemed to be blowing among the crumbling stones.

To a sourceless fear, he had assigned a source, as had countless others before him.

Mark smiled; the sourceless light of the Britain's dome smoothed away the lines around his eyes.

A soft, sourceless light de- fined a circle just over three meters in diameter.

I reached after it but it was as sourceless as the wind.