Sentence examples for hidden lights from inspiring English sources

Then, like a spelunker's flashlight, hidden lights within the cave illuminated one marvel after another.

There are lots of wavy lines and red walls glowing from hidden lights.

The instrument had been fitted out with hidden lights above the keyboard and underneath the soundboard; many more lights hovered above.

Thorsteinn chipped and polished to bring out the lights and the angles, and in the end, as she came to trust him completely, Ines took pleasure in allowing him to decorate her gnarled fingers, to smooth the plane of her shin, to reveal the hidden lights under the polished skin of her breasts.

According to its pseudonymous author, "three hidden lights" are found in the "root of roots" that exists "above the first sefirah"—"the inner primordial light," the "transparent (or: ultra clear) light," and "the clear light".

And an early 13th century kabbalistic writing spoke what one commentator calls "a kind of kabbalistic trinity", namely "three hidden lights" in "the root of all roots" [i.e., God] which "constitute one essence and one root" (Scholem 1974, 95).

"We would mitigate the disadvantages by hiding lights with teasers and smoke".

Pflueger filed for and, in 1934, received two architectural lighting design patents, one for his ceiling grid with indirect lighting and one for the thin metal panels hiding lighting instruments.

"We have included many spots and indirect hidden neon lights which can all be dimmed," he said.

In fact, they are elaborate, three-dimensional constructions like miniature natural-history dioramas with hidden electric lights making them glow.

It has dark brown leather banquettes and high-backed chairs, tile floors and walls tinged with color from hidden neon lights.