Sentence examples for light and actually from inspiring English sources

The iCufflinks are designed to look just like an Apple computer power button and come with a built-in LED light and actually glows on and off, just like the Apple computer.

"It's when a news organisation spends a great deal of time creating visuals and set pieces, which have no discernible purpose and shed no perceptible light and actually distract you from what it was they were trying to find out," he explained.

The operator's brain does all the heady lifting of inferring 3D space – which makes the experience graphically light, and actually decreases queasiness and other negative effects.

That's not a happy place to start thinking of descriptors for a review yet "Ten Pin" brought me new light and actually made me want to brave the bowling underground again (from the safe distance of my couch).

Whereas there's another performer who's a wheelchair user and is quite light and actually he and David do a lot of stuff together, but the way this performer, Johnny, moves around on the set he can just climb and pull himself into the tiniest little places.

And it really does work, even if the experience is a little trippy: Just an hour after the injection I feel lighter, and actually have enough energy to perform basic tasks.

The company, the world's largest automaker, has been losing market share for decades but has a new lineup of light trucks and actually gained share in September, while Ford and Chrysler continued to lose ground.

Much like the frenzied environment on Capitol Hill during the 2008 financial crisis and the passage of the 2010 Dodd–Frank Act, most of the Glass Steagall-related hearinGlass Steagall-relatedn casting blame thearingsding light on – and actually fixing – the problems that caused the crash.

"We tried to … break out who's there and where they are and how much light are they producing," says paper author and visual ecologist Jonathan Cohen of UD. "We put that together with where atmospheric light and bioluminescence actually flip roles".

So, too, with heavy and light: light is generated from heavy, e.g. air from water (for water is the first thing that is potentially light), and air is actually light, and will at once realize its proper activity as such unless something prevents it.

Their obsessive patterning of parallel lines is typically used by graphic artists to represent light and space, which actually shimmers in Johns' paintings.