When the production was first presented in March 1998, critics and audiences were divided about the abstract scenic designs: against backdrops of shifting blues and grays, eerily illuminated white bars protruded from all sides of the stage.
As the stars glimmered overheard and illuminated white yachts drifted in the distance, waiters in white shirts bearing the words "Saint-Tropez" threaded among the Philippe Starck chairs and dancing V.I.P.'s, extending cocktails into outstretched arms adorned with designer watches and impeccable tans.
I'm all for content that enlightens and illuminates white audiences, but it's also time that we stop making teachable moments the disproportionate focus for white eyes in the things we label as "black" TV shows or "black" films.
"I know that because they constantly mistreat me and I desperately need their approval". Illuminating white-collar wage slavery with the ruthlessness of fluorescent tubes, the sitcom is a satire of life under capitalism that captures its texture: that of factory-farmed gruel.
Sunlight flooded the room, illuminating the white clapboard walls and rafters.
The victory was advertised in a powerful poster by Gabriel Borel, a Paris producer of the acetylene lamps on Bleriot's aircraft, which is shown flying at night, its lamps illuminating the white cliffs of Dover just before landing.
The larger, 'light' section (70 cm × 46 cm × 44 cm) was covered externally with thick white paper and illuminated with white light from above, while the smaller, 'dark' section (48 cm × 46 cm × 44 cm) was covered externally with thick black paper and enclosed with a lid.
Three dozen red candles sit on a clean white tablecloth, illuminating framed black and white photographs of the pair.
Baldwin knew God to be white then, and foresaw him to be white now, illuminating the facade of white Christian principles.
Behind them the curtains were illuminated red, white and blue.
