Sentence examples for chilling light from inspiring English sources

An extraordinary front-page newspaper editorial on Sunday in Ciudad Juárez cast a chilling light on the mortal dangers faced by journalists in Mexico's escalating drug wars.

A passage in Leta E. Miller and Fredric Lieberman's excellent new biography of the latter-day maverick Lou Harrison sheds some chilling light on the question.

My favorite is the suite of six "Jubilees," in which the influences of Chopin and Messiaen are focussed by a clear and chilling Northern light.

His gravely beautiful account of "Der Tamboursg'sell," one of four songs he performed from "Des Knaben Wunderhorn," was chilling in light of the current mobilization of American troops.

The Smithsonian's decision is especially chilling in light of the fact that it's been twenty years since Wojnarowicz who died in 1992 of AIDS-related causes won a historic Supreme Court case against the American Family Association for its misuse of his imagery in anti-N.E.A. literature.

The chill light is computer glow.

Interior and exterior are fused; everything is bathed in one chill light.

It certainly helps that the rendering is restrained, hovering quietly between painting and illustration, and emphasizing chill light and space over surface.

But much of Dead Space 2's impressive scariness derives from more mundane devices, such as vents that unexpectedly blast you with steam, and gloriously chilling music, lighting and sound effects.

It remains unclear whether PSI activity in Paphiopedilum species is sensitive to chilling-light stress.

Before the chilling-light treatment, the maximum quantum yield of PSII did not differ significantly among species.