Sentence examples similar to faded shimmer from inspiring English sources
The software that you choose will basically break the song you're syncing your lights to into very short segments (.10 second), letting you program each channel of lights to turn on, turn off, fade, twinkle or shimmer.
It's also a deceptive little blighter: at first listen it's tender and melancholy, all elegant piano, shimmering guitars and faded glamour, but dig deeper and there's something sinister to be found.
Soun Dok, who is 67, wore shimmering jewel colors, which contrasted vividly with her faded self.
Hints of some of the over-the-top details -- a fat mahogany curlicue, the sweep of a balustrade, a tantalizing shimmer of painted glass -- peeked out from the grime, then faded back like a mirage.
Colors are faded, images blurry; if a shot is filled with lines (say, the slats of a roof), they shimmer like hula hoops.
The geometric forms, single again, soften, fade and dissolve into shimmering whiteness, then are reconstituted as increasingly emphatic crosses and finally transmute into featureless geometricized figures that seem to suggest bereft Byzantine modernized icons.
During the middle-eight, Roberts sings lyrics that were the inspiration for Girls Aloud's autobiography Dreams that Glitter – Our Story, released in 2008: "I've seen life burn bright, seen it shimmer / Then fade like starlight to a glimmer, oh no / I've seen life flow by like a river / So full of twilight, dreams that glitter".
