Sentence examples for in some lights from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately Woide made some mistakes, e.g. in 1 Tim 3 16 he edits ΘΣ, and combats in his prolegomena the opinion of Wettstein, who maintained that ΟΣ was the original reading, and that the stroke, which in some lights can be seen across part of the Ο, arose from part of a letter visible through the vellum.

In some lights they sparkle like fields of stars in a night sky.

The first, widely known as "the legs", featured a pair of white-daubed thighs that in some lights looked reflective and in others smeared in paint.

This chameleonic coat has a dark brown patina in some lights and shimmers bright gold in others, shifting its character as you pass around it.

And yet, while this victory felt like it came despite — rather than because of — Barcelona's performance, it was, nevertheless, a victory, and in some lights rather an impressive one.

The stripes on the paper wasps happen to be the color of midsummer, a shade that in some lights is golden, in others almost orange, like mulleins and asters and black-eyed Susans.

These results should be interpreted in light of some intrinsic limitations.

Thank heavens he managed to fit in some light relief in the forthcoming live-action Beauty and the Beast in which he stars alongside Emma Watson as Gaston.

IN SOME settings, light-green slacks would be merely a fashion crime.

In the wake of Sturgeon's comments, many other tweeters indulged in some light Kremlinology about the cover's symbolism.

The goal is simply to make room for new stems and to let in some light and air.