"He felt the light's attention, a tingle that ran through him, a minute electrical buzz; a mild and pleasing voltage that permeated him, warmed him, seemed perhaps ever so slightly to illuminate him, so that he was brighter than he'd been, just a shade or two…" Is it a sign from above?
The textile had the added advantage of being slightly reflective, illuminating the space from within.
Of course, every interaction is slightly distinct, illuminating the subtle differences in decorum between people of different backgrounds, social rankings and personalities.
Though still clothed in gloom, slightly warmer colors illuminate his face.
It is echoed by a 19th-century window on the same wall, set slightly higher to illuminate the pulpit.
But, by approaching the question from a slightly different angle, two researchers have illuminated the psychology of how extremists hide their tendencies from relatives and co-workers.
The result will be a slightly shallower pool, which will be subtly illuminated at night, with new walkways along its perimeter.
Sean Combs was dancing: slow, deliberate, slightly awkward movements on a big stage, illuminated only by angelic light from the screen above, which was flashing slow-motion clips of the Notorious B.I.G., a k a Biggie Smalls.
While RH/ values seem to be independent of illumination, RFe/ are slightly higher in experiments where the slurries were illuminated than in experiments where the slurries were kept in the dark [Fig. 8(c),(d)].
Both of them illuminate the slightly questionable theme that people's characters improve if they get a little drunk.
