Sentence examples for light conveying from inspiring English sources
His painting Big Lawn (2008-10) is broader, as if seen from further away in the soft light of a summer evening, and Sky (2008-09) induces a moment of vertigo just with two alternating blues – dark and light – conveying, in a small golden oval frame, the height and sweep of a Tiepolo heaven.
Flashes of light convey a busy working environment.
The W and Z bosons convey the weak force in much the same way photons — particles of light — convey electromagnetism.
A buoy's colour and profile and the colour and flash pattern of its light convey information to navigators.
Gunnar Fischer's black-and-white photography, alert to subtle gradations of natural light, conveys the feel of the breeze and sun and water on their skin.
Like a shadow, the light conveys information about the orbital as seen from one direction.
However, the staging in the round at the Cottesloe, with Paule Constable's wonderful underfloor lighting conveying the hero's love of maths and the night sky, seemed so integral to the success of the play.
Donald Holder's sensitive lighting conveyed season and mood.
Even Hildegard Bechtler's design and Mark Henderson's lighting convey the quiet melancholy that lurks beneath the cavernous opulence of a Mayfair drawing room.
A simple phenomenon, rays striking the atmosphere, no more mysterious than the beam from a flashlight — yet the lights convey a sense of being at the very edge of the world and looking out at the endless, empty universe through which we are all careening.
The lighting: Did the lights convey a mood that fit with the tone of the play?
