Sentence examples for dimmed light from inspiring English sources

They like to talk in the dimmed light of the Food Palace, a Somali cafe in west London.

This involves getting out of bed if you have been awake for about 15 minutes and doing something relaxing in dimmed light in a different room.

They are responding to the signals sent by their immediate environment — by the pulsing music, by the crush of people, by the dimmed light, by the countless movies and television shows and general cultural expectations that say that young men in a bar with pulsing music on a Friday night have permission to be loud and rowdy.

The later auteurs could not be more retiring: Stanley Kubrick, Woody Allen, Martin Scorsese, Quentin Tarantino, George Lucas — a disparate group, yet all of them exiled or tucked away not by force of circumstance, as Ophuls was, but under the conditions of their own obsessiveness, or, at any rate, by the dimmed light of the screening room.

They are responding to the signals sent by their immediate environment by the pulsing music, by the crush of people, by the dimmed light, by the countless movies and television shows and general cultural expectations that say that young men in a bar with pulsing music on a Friday night have permission to be loud and rowdy.

First, photographs of the mice were taken in dimmed light.

Shops are open again, albeit with dimmed lights.

Under the dimmed lights in Brooklyn, it seemed the definition of romance.

I would point to the dimmed lights and stacked chairs as proof that we were shut.

I want the baby born at home with dimmed lights and music playing.

It is thanks to Birth Without Violence that delivery rooms became quieter, calmer places with dimmed lighting and, sometimes, music playing quietly.