Sentence examples for Glints of light from inspiring English sources
Glints of light appeared where matches flared or the whites of eyes (and sometimes lips) shone out, or bleached faces and hands stood out against a coal-dark wall; none of this lit up anything, but only burned small openings in the dark.
They fire off convincing glints of light.
That's the mood early in "Life After Death," but he gradually begins seeing glints of light.
Mr Clinton, the Comeback Kid, has seen enough glints of light to persuade him to stay.
A fountain plays in a corner of the room, throwing off glints of light.
But these are mere glints of light in a dark outlook.
Mr Maliki's apparent willingness to curb the militias is only a glint of light.
But coming down in total blackout, without one glint of light, only great invisible crashing".
So there may be a glint of light in the figures for the last three weeks, which show the flow turning positive.
And Mr Fox has recently been given another glint of light with the opening up of a rift within the PRI.
"Don't tell me the moon is shining; show me the glint of light on broken glass". Which Russian writer is behind this quote?
