Sentence examples for brilliant lights from inspiring English sources

Brilliant lights focused on my face, causing my unimprisoned eye to squint and tear.

With their acres of brilliant lights, "they were both dramatic spectacles at night," the curator said.

The raid begins with beautiful shots of Black Hawk helicopters taking off at night, silhouetted against a few brilliant lights.

Peter Abelard attended Anselm's school (c. 1114), and John of Salisbury referred to Anselm and Anselm's brother Rudolph as "those most brilliant lights of the Gauls".

In a strongly worded statement made before thousands of soldiers and Marines gathered on a chilly morning, Mr. Obama called North Korea a starving nation whose economic failures were visible even from space, where at night "the brilliant lights of Seoul" can be seen giving way "to the utter darkness of the North".

Almost every adult I've ever spoken with who went to a baseball or football game as a child remembers the shock of entering the stadium and then suddenly coming upon the glorious expanse of emerald green grass, sparkling beneath the sun or the brilliant lights at night games.

He uses brilliant lighting, extreme contrasts and dramatic composition.

"Brilliant Light" (December 20 , 1999: Memories of a scientific childhood.

And it always had a brilliant lighting department.

It intrigues me that great success is this brilliant light, but also every brilliant light creates a dark shadow.

"Brilliant Light" (1999): In this memoir, Oliver Sacks remembers his scientific childhood.