Sentence examples for fragile light from inspiring English sources

The use of synthetic fibre fabrics has established the easy-care concept and made formerly fragile light and diaphanous fabrics more durable.

"The objects are fragile and light sensitive.

All their bedrooms had slanted clapboard walls and oil lamps that bathed everything in fragile golden light.

The fragile original "Light Prop" resides in Harvard's Busch-Reisinger Museum, where it is sometimes turned on during gallery talks.

It was an ethereal scene – so fragile and light and seemingly not of this world.

The statistical hypothesis testing demonstrated that fragile sites, light chromosome bands, telomeres, and centromeres were enriched in the ends of the amplicons (Table 1).

He works as the university video maker and photographer, and it was his unforgettable images of the fragile bones, lit so they glowed like medieval ivories, which went round the world.

They had long, thin fingers, tails that were longer than their bodies, and light, fragile skeletons, which all suggest they lived in the trees of the Jurassic forest.

Because it is light, fragile, pale?

After their centuries of entombment, the papyri are fantastically fragile, destroyed by light: few examples are ever on view.

I lifted him easily and he hugged himself to me, his fragile arms as light as a necklace.