Sentence examples for essence light from inspiring English sources

For long periods the world of love has been represented in literature by those whose focus was less on the mantle of the Beloved than on what was hidden under or beyond it – on the one hand her nakedness, on the other essence, light, bliss (and the focus was also on the desiring self – "let your thought be on that that thought").

As Toyota became, in essence, lighter on its feet, the company's productivity rose, and so did its profits.

"Light is the essence, and light coming in from all sides is especially bathing and soothing," is how Mr. Johnson described his intentions with the building.

As the universe expands, would not "gravity" be reduced, and with it the essence of light and particles... leading to not enough "stuff" to make anything.

A material can only absorb photons with energy higher than its bandgap, so optical bandgap holds the essence of light absorption and the absorptance depends straightly on optical bandgap.

However rare they might be, we all share the same essence, the light of the one infinite creator.

In essence, improved light absorption would be worthless if it is not followed by a net increase of current generation.

Provocatively in the foreground and along the edges of the painting, these objects seem to contain in their clay, wood, glass, brass, copper, pewter, or other essence the light that defines them against the dark background.

There are also some slightly less mainstream magazines: All You, Allure, Coastal Living, Cooking Light, Essence, Golf, Health, People StyleWatch, Southern Living, Sports Illustrated Kids, Sunset.

The American artist Spencer Finch is an eco-conceptualist, distilling the essence of landscape (light, water, air) into eye-catching ruminations on memory and the passage of time.

The design, with its thick walls and tall windows on the north and south sides, was, according to Mr. Sayed, an attempt to capture the essence of Arizona: light and sky.