Sentence examples for because the light of from inspiring English sources

Time is limitless, because the light of noon and midnight are exactly the same.

Because the light of these supernovas fades in a month or so, astronomers must act quickly to make their measurements.

To the moon they dedicated a bull which they call Apis, which also is more black than others, and bears symbols of sun and moon, because the light of the moon is from the sun.

The techniques of infrared astronomy enable investigators to examine many such objects that cannot otherwise be seen from the Earth because the light of optical wavelengths that they emit is blocked by intervening dust particles.

This was what it was like to bend back your neck and stare up at the ceiling of a basilica to see the holy murals of Christ and God and the angels, but out here in the forest that center was lost in a blackness that was not even punctuated by a star, because the light of the campfire had made us night-blind.

That's because the light of God always -- always -- illuminates the dark.

For an observer situated at the centre of this great cluster, the sky would have the brightness of twilight on Earth because of the light of the thousands of stars nearby.

Both the question and the answer are irrelevant because, in the light of love, nothing but the love itself matters at all.

We see the moon because of the light of the sun reflected from the surface of the moon.

But because the lights of Broadway did not shine on Donald Margulies's dissection of marriage and friendship, the play was not eligible for a Tony Award and the publicity that attends the theater's glamour sweepstakes.

You are left in no doubt something is happening because the lights of the video wall are eye-searingly bright and the amplification of the presenters is intense.