Sentence examples for finding the light from inspiring English sources

"Less" keeps finding the light here, popping up even in "bless".

"It is the challenge of finding the light to liberate everyone," he said.

Lien (who received an Obie in 2012) has a strong signature style that involves finding the light in color; she's Jean-Paul Goude without all the girls.

Inspiration may be like finding the light switch in a darkened room, but Schiff's poems — caged, skittish, aghast at their own force — more often attempt to dim the glare of an imagination that's a little too trenchant.

Materializing in her underclothes in New York City, Serleena swallows a mugger whole, sprouts miles of elasticized snakes and sets about finding the light with the help of a two-headed accomplice (Mr. Knoxville).

Candice's ability to deliver the song with meaning and character, along with the support of the band, results in a piece of work that relates to the ongoing obstacles in life, while finding the light that leads "Your Way".

The group said on Friday that the court-appointed administrator of Gurlitt's estate this week received the case, which had been kept at the hospital, and reported finding the light-blue landscape.

He happily answered questions, but otherwise was silently intent on finding the lights in the sky.

So, Williams couldn't help finding the lighter side of Day 3 at the United States Open.

Dr Yan weighs up the probability of finding the lightest bean in only three weighings (and then solves it, of course).

The cast here also does O'Neill an excellent service by finding the lighter moments in the play, with characters like Mrs. Atkins, well played by Patricia Conolly, providing unexpected comic relief.