Assertion: curtain | /r/CapableOf | block light
Facets:
value: with their added layer
type: OTHER
value: from entering the room
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: completely
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Another common mistake is not having the rod wide enough, on both sides of the window, so that your curtains are forced to be hanging partially in your window, blocking light and making the window look smaller (thus making your room feel smaller).
text: To block out light: Drapes, with their added layer, block out light and are thus popular for bedrooms.
text: Made with triple-woven fabric, these curtains block out sunlight and UV rays.
text: The curtains don’t have to block all the light.
text: They block some sunlight but not all.
text: This means that while curtains do filter out some light, they won’t filter out all of it—thus, they won’t keep your bedroom dark when you want to sleep late.
text: For those who must, or choose to, sleep while the sun is shining, curtains that block out the sunlight are an essential part of their good nights.
text: A backing is placed on the inside of a drape, which then blocks out all of the light.
text: — if your curtains are completely blocking light from entering the room, it stands to reason that they’re preventing light from exiting the room, as well.
text: To block out light: Drapes, with their added layer, block out light and are thus popular for bedrooms.