Sentence examples for false lighting from inspiring English sources

To see which suits you best, don't judge whether it is the correct shade instantly in the shop - false lighting can dramatically change the appearance of the colour, and so you must go outside, and ask the person you're with to see if they can see it, (by 'see' it's if they can see an obvious colour that isn't like your skin i.e bright orange, yellow, etc).

A false light and they will film badly".

Everything is shown to the people in this false light.

But that's irrelevant, his brother said, and incorrectly portrays DuBose in a false light.

Mr. Howard's lawsuit against Ms. Antilla accused her of defaming him and casting him in a false light.

Mr. Howard sued in 1997, accusing Ms. Antilla of defaming him and casting him in a false light.

Eighteenth-century men and women said much the same about themselves, even as their enemies decried their false lights.

All science can do is turn out the false lights in the room so the true light can get us home.

The simplest gauge is sunset, about 4 30 p.m., when Eddie Reinle hits the switches on the false lights and the pit takes on the look of a lunar landscape.

In 2000, a jury dismissed the defamation claim but found Ms. Antilla guilty of false light, or invasion of privacy, and awarded $480,000 to Mr. Howard.

When "dusk" gets pushed progressively later because of these false light cues, we get a surge of energy rather than the intended melatonin release.