Sentence examples for its own lights from inspiring English sources

It's said to be the first mirror with Alexa built directly into the unit, and it has its own lights which can be adjusted via voice.

Still, letting it stand would have been an acknowledgment of the government of the day's mandate to do the best it could, by its own lights, to meet our nation's challenges.

Late last week, after the revelations of the Nauru files, the Malaysia arrangement's most vocal opponent, the then opposition leader Tony Abbott, questioned whether he was wrong to oppose the deal, saying:"Letting it stand would have been an acknowledgment of the government-of-the-day's mandate to do the best it could, by its own lights, to meet our nation's challenges.

America may be the world's dominant super-power, and according to its own lights uniquely benign in that role, but the world it seeks to dominate is proving remarkably resistant to that supposedly benign dominance.

A sizeable share of local gas is simply flared off at source.Meanwhile, Nigeria still cannot keep its own lights on.

Hearing "Let's dance," Aibo turns itself into a one-dog disco, providing its own lights and music.

It had its own "light at the end of the tunnel" discourse when Thomas Friedman and other prognosticators always saw real progress in Iraq just "six months" over the horizon, which became known as "Friedman Units".

It is equipped with its own light source with which it can scan a surface and analyse its spectral reflectance.

"The particular species, Lingulodinium polyedrum, is bioluminescent — that is, it can make its own light," Dr. Franks said.

Like a black hole, it doesn't broadcast its own light, but absorbs the radiance of other stars around it.

What always strikes me about this song is how profoundly it belongs to a place and a moment, how it seems to cast its own light.