Sentence examples for cast a cold light from inspiring English sources

The brutal gang rape of a young woman in New Delhi this month has cast a cold light on how badly India treats its women.

But like a flashlight sending its beam into the darkness, Eid also cast a cold light on how many lives here had been broken by war and poverty.

By John Updike The New Yorker, July 5 , 1969P. 19 The obituaries of Judy Garland cast a cold light upon the golden era of M-G-M mythologi ing.

But his distinctly bleak autobiography Will This Do? (1991) casts a cold light on those early years, epitomised by the moment when father removed son's banana - a rare delicacy at the end of the war - from his plate and ate it.

A time - still time - to cast a cold eye ahead.

The governor cast a cold eye on hard-liners in his party, especially in Washington.

Her casting was dependent on cold weather and rare, impersonal technology which director Fincher used to his advantage to cast a cold heartless Amy Dunne.

Unfortunately, the ones I bought also cast a considerably colder light, so I aborted my plan after just two bulbs when I realized the quality of light they emitted reminded me of a bus station bathroom.

"This is a cold light.

A cold, light supper perhaps?

"It's a cold light," he said.