Sentence examples for be light from from inspiring English sources

In the "Creation of the Cosmos" movement Mr. Glass wanted to drop the line "Let there be light" from a quoted section of Genesis.

Look at photographs of Victorian asylums, or Todd Browning's Freaks, or John Huston's documentary about the war jitters, Let There Be Light, from which Anderson drew inspiration, and you will see the same faces staring back: startled, slightly haunted, ahistorical.

He believes it might be light from matter just before it falls into the black hole, scattered by particles in the accretion disk or by a section of the outer dust cloud.

A light source can be something like a lamp or it can be light from a window.

Her skin seemed to be lit from within.

Its vertical cables will be lighted from their base.

Translucent plastic keyboards might be lit from inside.

Unlike traditional LCDs, which must be lit from behind, quantum dots generate their own light.

It is imposing, lowering, and seems to be lit from within by Neil Austin's lighting.

It will feature polycarbonate glazing and will be lighted from within.

A yellow-leaved tree seemed to be lighted from within; a climbing vine had turned polychromatic.