Sentence examples for cloak of light from inspiring English sources

The image features Madonna sitting in a cloak of light — a stroke of magic for the infamously finicky film — wearing a satiny bra, her legs wrapped in a black skirt and tights.

As well as the aforementioned Shroud hat, which surrounds the wearer with a cloak of light attached to resin-soaked threads around a styrofoam core, the designs also included a propeller headpiece with LEDs at the end.

And the city covers with a cloak of muffled light more hills than are in Jerusalem or Rome.

Picking up on another Japanese avant-garde work of the 1950's is "After Electric Dress," which recaptures a performance by Atsuko Tanaka of the Gutai group in which she stripped off layers of paper dresses to reveal a cloak of flashing lights covered by a black leotard.

Chen, X. et al. Macroscopic invisibility cloaking of visible light.

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Forget the mundane: in the new age, cloaked in wings of light, we Gilderites will dwell in telecosmic utopia.

Smith has previously demonstrated that similarly designed metamaterials could act as a "cloak" to different frequencies of light and other waves.

To throw a light cloak of disguise over the total absence of Scottish and Welsh MPs, the geographically non-specific title was created.

As in the other two novels, which took place around holidays (Easter in "The Sportswriter," the Fourth of July in "Independence Day"), "The Lay of the Land" uses the approach of Thanksgiving to provide a loose narrative framework and a light cloak of metaphor.