Sentence examples for hallowed light from inspiring English sources

In "The Claim," Henchard is named Daniel Dillon -- and he's played, by Peter Mullan, as a man bold and upright with self-confidence, a local boss who loves the hallowed light of the snow for the way it lights up every detail of his world and his command of it.

She was actually named on Time's hallowed list.

And by morning, they had made their way to the hallowed ground of Kufa Mosque, where sun lit the gold domes like a quarter moon.

Page D1 IT'S FIRST DOWN BUT THIRD DECADE For many, the drama and lights of high school football are viewed through the hallowed lens of memory.

On behalf of the people around me, and looking at the smiling face of the President and Mrs. Obama, with the blazing glow of the Hanukkah lights before them, I recited the ancient words of this hallowed Rabbinic blessing.

By church language and church words, I mean the words that we use almost exclusively in church settings -- like "blessed" or "hallowed" -- which have no external context for children to understand them; or words that kids hear everyday -- like "light" or "gift" -- which have church-specific definitions and allegories.

"That is hallowed ground".

The hallowed atmosphere intensifies.