Sentence examples for dignified light from inspiring English sources

Instead, they're all shot in dignified light, many in uniform.

Getting people to look at country music in a more dignified light won't be easy given the rash of jingoistic anthems that have dominated the country airwaves since the United States invaded Iraq in March.

Roye's work is especially renowned for the humane and dignified light in which he presents ostracized and oppressed people.

Watching it now, the commercial is remarkably dignified, especially in light of what would come after — you know, people in bathtubs holding hands in the sunset.

Petrossian's service is impeccable, its setting dignified and perfectly lit, its classic nouvelle courses outstanding.

In our imperfect world, the odds of some things making us look or feel foolish are just as much in existence as those things we choose to see as showing ourselves in a more dignified, graceful, or appropriate light.

Finally she exits, presumably exhausted, but quiet and dignified, in a low golden light.

I was identified several times, in liverish-green morgue light, by stricken, dignified women.

He is best known for his landscapes and is renowned in particular for his quality of light and his dignified portrayal of animals.

With pride, difficulty and a dignified, if silent, eloquence, he lit the torch to open the 1996 Olympic games in Atlanta.

After Miss Gilpin met the Navajos in 1930, she took simple, direct images of dignified individuals, as calm, as delicately lit and beautifully composed as any of her photographs of mesas and canyons.