Sentence examples for brimming with light from inspiring English sources

The skyscrapers from north to south looked like fishermen's nets, brimming with light.

"In Heaney's work," Deane writes, "peace needs a space that is not emptiness: it needs to be a rich space, brimming with light".

He was reborn into a primitive mucky Jell-o-like substance and then guided by "a beautiful girl with high cheekbones and deep blue eyes" on the wings of a butterfly to an "immense void" that is both "pitch black" and "brimming with light" coming from an "orb" that interprets for an all-loving God.

Many people have been amazed by nighttime satellite images that show North Korea as dark as the ocean, set against a northeast Asia brimming with light.

Simon Busser's L'Originel was revelatory – a Malbec, or Cot, from Cahors, that was earthy, structured and elegant, brimming with light red fruit and evocative of the heavy clay earth in which they grow".

(The reader wonders: only one?) This includes Billy Graves, who laments the continued existence of a killer named Curtis Taft, "the most black-hearted of the Whites," whom he reëncounters in a hospital bed: The sight of his White made Billy tingle with a rush of dazed energy, made his eyes brim with light.

And together these objects seem to float through the Met's first floor special-exhibition galleries as if brimming with distilled light.

And so he moved from El Greco's Pietà, brimming with inner light, though the figure is barely visible, to a warehouse stuffed with piles of newspapers that look as though they are going to rise up from their shelves and bury us in the words and deeds of the dead.

The agency's building, the winner of several design awards, is a restored circa-1914 warehouse that, despite its imposing facade, now brims with natural light.

Likewise, while the Nostromo (and the production of Alien itself) was all about the low-tech solution, Prometheus (and its ship) are filled to the brim with flashy lights and style.

She seems to exude light, brimming with a much-noted virginal quality celebrated by Balanchine throughout her career.