Sentence examples for language light from inspiring English sources

In the process, Russia's urban professionals are forging a new political language: light, very much alive and thickly coated with irony.

Though Surrealism supplied, in neatly literary form, a vocabulary and a manner for him, it was not the Surrealists but their predecessors, the Cubists — the last rhapsodic realist movement, the end point of the nineteenth-century search for a language light enough to be modern, large enough to own a city — who eventually won and held his heart.

In spoken language, "light" verbs are highly frequent and convey basic information about events or states such as the fact that something moved.

Smith's love of language lights up all her books, a body of work that encompasses four previous novels and four volumes of short stories, and that has garnered prizes including the Whitbread Award in Britain.

Riding on the rhythmic eloquence of language, lighted by humor, fueled by dance and dense with incident and insights that are the stuff of serious sociology and lurid headlines, this theater piece has lost no relevance.

As expected, brain regions responsible for processing sound and language lit up.

The brains of people who spoke only one language lit up much more than those of their bilingual counterparts in regions of the brain involved in controlling higher-level functions, including suppressing competing word meanings.

To me, this suffusion of language and light is like a chorus, because the scrolling words must harmonize with light, or push up against it.

Cassiopeia, the Big Dipper, Delphinius, Vega, the moon, all engaging in some ancient language of light, have no answers.

"With such strongly worded language, a light has been shown on the actions of the M.T.A.," said the spokesman, Robert O. Sinclair Jr.

From the famous opening line, Lolita is the work of a writer in love with the potentiality of the English language: "Lolita, light of my life, fire of my loins.