Sentence examples for feeling of light from inspiring English sources

But Kirsten, who had always hated the feeling of light touch, shrank from his caress.

The design is radical in its simplicity, creating an overall feeling of light and space.

Inside it's wonderfully spacious and roomy and the feeling of light is boosted by the panoramic roof, blonde woods and leathers, and subtle lighting.

"The most important thing in this story was to convey a sense of sun and water, a feeling of light and breeze," he says.

She calls it "a cathedral-like feeling of light" and announces that the huge space is no longer enough: Westfield has promised to build a new rooftop wing by next year.

The pieces that year included Fiona Banner's hand-written Wordscape describing a pornographic film and Liam Gillick's Perspex suspended ceiling, which gave the feeling of light coming through a stained glass window in the gallery.

Mild cases begin as an intoxicating feeling of light-headedness, euphoria, numbness, and carefreeness.

Its branchings have slowed the invisible feelings of light into vortices smooth for our hands, so that every fine-grained handle and page and beam is a wood-word, a standing wave: years that never pass, vastness never empty, speed so great it cannot be told from peace.

The designers felt a need to invert the atmosphere of previous games in the series, which had feelings of "light emerging from darkness".

Imagine the feelings of light-blue supporters who had not seen their team beaten at home in 37 matches stretching back two years.

The white walls and bleached-blonde wood floors evoke a feeling of serenity, light and space, which is suddenly punctuated - thanks to an impromptu trip to Paul Smith Home - by a fire-red Pierre Cardin sideboard and calfskin coffee table.