Sentence examples for Hard light from inspiring English sources

"Hard Light," Hand's third Cass Neary novel, picks up where "Available Dark" left off, with Cass fleeing Reykjavik for London on a stolen passport to meet her sometime lover Quinn O'Boyle.

"Hard Light" centers on moving pictures — a fictional hallucinogenic experimental film, "Thanatrope," about the experience of death; and thaumatropes, ancient artifacts that create the illusion of motion with two images that blur together when spun.

Hard light creates strong shadows from a light that is small and/or far away.

Hard light really adds in contrast, and puts more depth into the color.

Hard light generally looks best, but it can screw up some images by making them too dark and too light, so turn it to Soft Light.

Ah, the cold, hard light of rational scientific inquiry.

The saint's upturned eyes glow in the hard light through tall windows.

For another, he's willing to have his predictions held up against the hard light of reality.

The plant bears white or pink flowers that produce hard, light brown seeds.

Its hard, light brown, red-tinged wood is used for agricultural implements and furniture.

Here's the hard light hitting Kozma with a runner in scoring position and one out.