Sentence examples for exquisite light from inspiring English sources

The dramatically changing weather across the north of England has long been an obsession of artists working in the region - from the dark skies of Lowryʼs satanic mills to the exquisite light over the Lakes depicted by Turner.

This is Lord Kessler, brother-in-law of Tory MP Gerald Fedden, in whose Victorian stately home Hollinghurst's protagonist, Nick Guest, is having "an exquisite light lunch" with the rest of the Fedden family.

This system also shows exquisite light sensitivity, and care must be taken when working with these constructs to avoid ambient light exposure.

The exquisite lighting and the deep red upholstery on chairs add touches of romance and urbanity.

Exquisite lighting illuminates the skilled care with which this devastatingly lovely music is being relayed live.

They are distinguished by the Haslegraves' exquisite lighting and handcrafted details, and recall the McNally brothers in their early years.

Amid Christopher Oram's mostly empty, somewhat brutalist set, with Paule Constable's exquisite lighting, Jeremy Herrin keeps the action coming fast.

Seen on Saturday at the Lyon Opera House, its Butoh-inspired, slow-moving beauty and exquisite lighting were marred only by the heavy-on-the-emotion score.

Glowing brightly beneath Tina McHugh's exquisite lighting, it looks like an accusation: however he behaves, this man is a figure of Ivy League privilege.

Paule Constable's exquisite lighting that presents the first act's evening as a honeyed haze and Ivanov's den as a 19th-century French painting illuminated from above through grimy, leaf-clogged skylight.

Its fluid changes in atmosphere and pacing look inextricably tied to the eddying shifts in Maria Ros's exquisite lighting and to the hum, whir and distant tinkling of the electronic score by Anders Jacobson, a company member, and Amon Tobin.