is "dripping through" correct?
Smiles bring warmth to people’s hearts, with the extraordinary effect like a ray of sunshine dripping through the window in the cold winter.
I'm writing a speech about the power of smiles, please help me if you can. Many thanks:)
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I would use "dripping" for water or anything liquid. I'd use "beaming" for sunshine. It implies a bright sunny day and the sunshine is lighting up the room.
..."like a ray of sunshine beaming through the window in cold winter."
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