Sentence examples for light emphasizing from inspiring English sources
One is rather dry and light, emphasizing cinnamon and nuts.
While Mr. Cutler specializes in what he calls "funk light," emphasizing racy lyrics but eschewing the celebration of violence, he knows that the broader funk scene is evolving as Rio's favelas are increasingly pacified by security forces, squeezing out the rawer, more bellicose singers favored by drug traffickers and their minions.
The midday sun's harsh light emphasized the main shrine's wan, wooden facade and the balding patches on its high-pitched roof.
The way Mr. Gibney films them, against dark backgrounds with soft, indirect light, emphasizes the expressivity of their faces and hands, and will remind hearing viewers of the richness and eloquence of American Sign Language.
— Even as a panel of educators laid out a vision Wednesday for national standards for public schools, the Texas school board was going in a different direction, holding hearings on changes to its social studies curriculum that would portray conservatives in a more positive light, emphasize the role of Christianity in American history and include Republican political philosophies in textbooks.
"Stay away from the light" emphasized the state of confusion as she frantically attempts to find their way back home.
Its presentation in a dark setting that is illuminated by UV light emphasizes the work's artificiality; wind machines, which cause the grass blades and the mosquitoes to slightly sway, make the work seem more lifelike.
At the Whitney it is similarly lighted, emphasizing its sculptural texture and heft.
Other lights emphasize surface, turning the building's glass walls into glowing drapes.
She remembered pleading with the film's crew to pump up Colleen, "pick up the lights," emphasize her glamour and brash self-assurance.
In the hotel's windowless dining room, white laminate moderno tables were neatly aligned, and recessed wall lighting emphasized the pebbly nap and the roseate color of the limestone.
