Sentence examples similar to gloomy lights from inspiring English sources

In the gloomy light, the glacier looked forlorn.

Nor is Dominique Bruguière's gloomy lighting an asset.

Caravaggio's art entailed stark settings and gloomy lighting.

Even the show's gloomy lighting seems to stir in some Germans a homey familiarity.

Opposing that display, however, were some costumes that Bournonville would have found strange — trenchcoats, etc. — and some very gloomy lighting.

But the duets, or encounters, fairly quickly become monotonous, aided little by Richard Moore's gloomy lighting design.

"They should move from freckled light to gloomy light, with a constant raising and lowering of temperature," he said.

The room's gloomy lighting is distinctly non-premier and makes the otherwise pleasant surroundings feel a bit depressing.

All seems to take place in the same shadowy moral darkness, made literal by Judith Greenwood's gloomy lighting, and little has much impact.

He sat still, upside down in the churn of water; he leaned forward; he stretched his arms — still holding skull and paddle — toward the gloomy light of the surface to his left.

The question that remains is whether the misdeeds of the Russian state, at home and abroad, are because of Mr Putin or despite him.Three books by journalists cast a gloomy light on the question.