Sentence examples for Searching light from inspiring English sources

He casts a searching light on Troilus and listens to Criseyde.

Others, like the account of the origins of oil painting as a subjectively loaded and commercially privileged medium, cast a searching light on a market-addled present.

What's more his opponent, David Nalbandian, might have appealed to our instinct for the underdog had his insouciant ability to reach the final at his first attempt not cast our boy's annual failure in even more searching light.

Faber and Faber; £16.99By exploring the plays and the politics of a single year, 1599, James Shapiro throws an unusually searching light across Shakespeare's creative genius and makes him come truly alive.______________________________________________The Chains of Heaven: An Ethiopian Romance.

In tenebrist paintings, the figures are often portrayed against a background of intense darkness, but the figures themselves are illuminated by a bright, searching light that sets off their three-dimensional forms by a harsh but exquisitely controlled chiaroscuro.

In the video for this AV digital performance piece Arch of Neo, a human body comes flickering into life, drawing you in with its twitchy motion as as you squint to catch the fleeting form illuminated by the searching light.

A sumac tree took root in the basement and raised its scrawny branches through the broken windows, searching for light.

What Becomes of the Brokenhearted finds Ruffin immersed in a nightmare world, "lost in shadow, searching for light".

"As I walk through this wicked world, searching for light in the darkness of insanity," Costello sang, "I ask myself, is all hope lost?

Wallace says that as he looked back on this strange debate, he was just searching for light in the darkness of insanity.

It was meant to have what I thought was that overblown, rather heavy-handed pretentious poetry: 'As I walk this wicked world, searching for light in the darkness.