Sentence examples for indifferent light from inspiring English sources

And then the ideal place presented itself: a 700-square-foot one-bedroom co-op apartment two floors below, with indifferent light from only two windows, looking out on another piece of the building.

In 1991, on a capricious Headingley greentop, in damp, overcast weather and indifferent light, he played – over seven-and-a-half hours – one of the finest of all Test innings given the application, technique, dedication, and courage it required, carrying his bat for 154 against Ambrose, Patterson, Marshall and Walsh.

The eerie, sleep-indifferent lights.

In the event, one ferocious over from Steve Harmison in indifferent autumnal light persuaded Justin Langer and Matthew Hayden that life at their age was not worth risking in a hopeless pursuit and with the England team wandering aimlessly from the field with hands thrust into pockets, perhaps the finest and most tumultuous Test series in history ended in incongruous tameness.

One thing he will not be is indifferent, because another light went on during the long layoff.

Italian museums, long derided for shoddy lighting, indifferent guides and baffling hours, have undergone a major overhaul.

An indifferent student, he lit out at 17 for Western Canada, where he worked as a roughneck on gas rigs and slept in barns and on abandoned farms, settings that would figure in his early work.

The light was indifferent to playable.