Sentence examples for human light from inspiring English sources
A few minutes later, however, he puts the incident in a different, more human, light.
They want to make the longest ever human light chain on record.
"I found I liked it, and I was seeing things in a totally different light — in a more human light".
"This material really should be shared with the public," said Mr. Fallon, "because it shows John in such a human light.
"It was interesting to see politicians in a human light because usually when we see them it is in such a controlled environment.
Even at sea, where Jamie had been "secretly hoping for a moment where there was no human light … wholesome, unbanished darkness" there's always a light somewhere: coastal towns on the port side, oil rigs to starboard.
Bekmambetov's direction has nothing in the way of nuance or ordinary human light-and-shade".
Given the relatively low circulating blood volume in the zebrafish, only small amounts of light-chain protein are required to recapitulate systemic amyloidosis, an important advantage given the limited availability of human light-chain samples.
Sea turtle hatchlings move away from their suitable ocean habitat when they follow human lights at night (Tuxbury and Salmon 2005).
In humans, light is intuitively linked with an alert or wakeful state.
In humans, LIGHT is neutralized by DcR3, a unique soluble member of the TNFR superfamily, which tightly binds LIGHT and inhibits its interactions with HVEM and LTβR.
