Sentence examples for called of light from inspiring English sources

In 2009, they released two fantastic EPs simultaneously; one was self-titled, and the other was called "Of Light".

The picture is a daguerreotype, which used to be called "keepers of light".

The second work, called "Fragments of Light 2," is by Kelly Driscoll, who lives in Brooklyn.

The Beatles created a 14-minute track called Carnival of Light for the Million Volt Light and Sound Rave that has never been officially released.

Stephen Thomas Erlewine from AllMusic called Ray of Light Madonna's "most adventurous record" and her "most mature and restrained album".

Now they've made a follow up called Speed of Light / aka / The World's Tiniest Police Chase.

There is a shark sculpture outside The Deep and a fountain and installation called 'Tower of Light' outside Britannia House on the corner of Spring Bank.

Roni Sarig, in a review for City Pages, was most impressed by Madonna's vocal range, depth, and clarity which had become stronger since her voice lessons for Evita and called Ray of Light "her richest, most accomplished record yet".

Malebranche divides grace, the divine assistance given to human beings, into two kinds, which he calls "grace of light (lumière)" and "grace of feeling (sentiment)" (OM, 5 96 97; 131).

The encyclical to Roman Catholic bishops, called Light of Faith ("Lumen Fidei" in Latin), speaks of faith as a beacon of hope for those who suffer.

In Arabic, noor means "light," so the group called itself Light of Life.