Gentle lighting illuminated a small swimming pool.
If they were to move toward one corner and find that that gentle lights illuminate that corner.
Beautifully observed and directed with sensitivity by Daniel Aukin, this gentle comedy illuminates how companionship can give life meaning and purpose even in the shadow of death (1 40).
The gentle flicker of candlelight illuminating our faces, we stood together as a multi-racial coalition of mourners over one thousand strong.
Downstairs at Melbourne's Bomba, light streaming in from the Lonsdale Street window, illuminating a gentle bustle of work Christmas lunches.
The metal tapered end is cooling on tired morning eyes and gentle, light-reflecting pigments illuminate under the eye.
For Stoppard, a playwright who has made a specialty of illuminating, with a gentle, probing intelligence, the private lives of public figures, what Herzen called his "family drama" may have been too private.
In some ways, "At Berkeley" is an idyll, in which first-class intellectual work flourishes amid broad lawns and in massive buildings set against a gentle slope, all of it illuminated by the sunshine and cooled by the breezes of San Francisco Bay.
Every story on the subject explains that the word defies literal translation, before offering "cosiness" as a workable approximation – it's not exactly that, but rather, a feeling of calm togetherness and the enjoyment of simple pleasures, perhaps illuminated by the gentle flicker of candlelight.
He takes two steps back and puts his hands up wide, like a frame for you to look through into the room: the long weathered oak table, illuminated by the gentle glow of an elegant Directoire reading lamp, pencil drawings by Jhab, who died last year, of the view they all shared from their Manhattan building, framed in black on the cerulean wall.
