Sentence examples for ever-changing light from inspiring English sources

"Her eye for the ever-changing light, and the way that light changes the sense of the place and look of the island, is remarkable," said Sarah Morgan, its curator.

Wherever we live, we are aware of its warming presence, its ever-changing light and its absence on rainy days.

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He has been observing Brighton's ever-changing light and has made a theatre piece using two musicians, two actors and a horse.

Back then, of course, I had no idea of Athens's well-kept secrets: its inimitable, ever-changing light; noisy, neighbourhood tavernas; its gaiety and natural atmospheric effects.

The ever-changing light on the desolate Arctic island where two meteorologists operate a weather station is as fluctuating as the tense relationship between the men in Alexei Popogrebsky's gripping survival drama, "How I Ended This Summer".

Playful interiors combining neon shades with fittings by Alessi and Philippe Starck, give way to a garden and pool illuminated by ever-changing lights.

An invented character, he said, would have to be so consistent it could not be described in constantly varying lights but a real person is seen by another in ever-changing lights, perspective, etc.

At this time of the year candles burn brightly to celebrate Hanukkah or Christmas, casting a subtle, ever changing light into the long, dark midwinter nights.

During the day the colour of the city is revealed under the ever changing light of the sun.

Most of the time, the wind was strong — the ocean was unpredictable and beautiful, with strange, ever changing lights.