Sentence examples for explosions of light from inspiring English sources

With his flash he produced blinding explosions of light on polished bronze surfaces.

When the stones hit, you could see the stars multiply for a second, little explosions of light flashing and going out.

There is a bohemian whiff about small hotels in the French capital: the scent of pavement coffee, dimly lit staircases followed by explosions of light.

The original was already a masterpiece of art and engineering, melding a trance soundtrack with psychedelic explosions of light and color.

Cinema can provide explosions of light and terrors bursting through the foliage, but when it comes to basic exposition of complicated physical events, literature — even a calculating young-adult novel — may have the movies beat.

The only thing I can think of having to do with Mingus and explosions of light involves the Village Vanguard, on Seventh Avenue, where there is a light in the ceiling, just off the edge of the stage, that is dark.

It was like a wave and an inner explosion of light all at once, and not physical in any way.

He characterizes the result as "an explosion of light, with almost no symmetry, but harmony in the composition".

And then it was up the steps and into an explosion of light, more men in uniform, stand here, give me your hand, now the other one, and then the cage and the questions.

This is true of a group portrait photograph by the Filipino artist Poklong Anading in which all the sitters hold mirrors, reflective side turned toward the camera, producing a blinding explosion of light.

There was an incredible explosion of light coming from inside and outside simultaneously, and everything disappeared into that light... there was no longer a here versus there, a this versus that...