Sentence examples for darkness light from inspiring English sources

The film's title is Latin for "after darkness, light," which, after the Reformation, became a motto of Geneva.

"I'm living in an age that calls darkness light," Mr. Butler sang in "My Body Is a Cage," a stark Appalachian-tinged ballad.

Shot with distorting lenses and edited with little regard for chronology, "Post Tenebras Lux" (Latin for "After Darkness Light") resembles a documentary at times and a dream at others.

In the notebooks he explains that the 10 optical functions of the eye ("darkness, light, body and colour, shape and location, distance and closeness, motion and rest") are all essential components of painting.

Shot with distorting lenses and edited with little regard for chronology or traditional signposts, "Post Tenebras Lux" (the Latin title means "After Darkness, Light") resembles a documentary at times and a dream at others.

Simon Norfolk is an artist; somehow he caught the age-old darkness, light and mystery that those of us in the West see only in movies and find only in ancient tales.

Flames screamed through the darkness, lighting up the buildings nearby.

For another example of cosmic darkness lighted by an inextinguishable smile, consider the old tale of the seven-year trousers.

In the darkness, lights burn in rooms that balance crazily on twisted towers rising from the plains of rubble.

It was just darkness lit occasionally with cabs and NYPD patrol cars driving by.

All animals were bred in our laboratory under controlled environmental conditions: 23°C with a photoperiod of 12-h light and 12-h darkness (lights on at 0700 hours).