Sentence examples for light from which from inspiring English sources

He realised they should be not be too precise, apparently suspended between light, from which they were born, and darkness, which swallowed up the superfluous or perhaps ridiculous.

Look at photographs of Victorian asylums, or Todd Browning's Freaks, or John Huston's documentary about the war jitters, Let There Be Light, from which Anderson drew inspiration, and you will see the same faces staring back: startled, slightly haunted, ahistorical.

"I find the story of Christianity convincing," he writes, "precisely because it begins with a great blinding light, from which men stumble only gradually, their eyes still dazzled, toward more coherent attempts to understand what happened to them".

Ms. Nichols's account of it was, as ever, clean, strict, full: accepting her fate, arching that glorious torso and opening herself to the light from which there is no return.

That boom also contains a small display, the light from which is directed into a person's eye by a thumb-size prism positioned just under his or her right eyebrow.

The intra-cavity dispersion compensation is achieved by a grating pair, the spatial dispersed light from which also have optical spectrum filtering effects combined with the limited aperture of the fiber core.

A cauldron was lit, from which the torch will be reignited for its final ceremony on home soil.

In addition to Disney-esque plastic riding figures — including a giraffe, a deer, a cow and a frighteningly animated crescent moon — it has an arched, vertical framework dotted by blinking lights from which effigies of children dangle like angels.

In 2009 10, the 66th round of NSS collected information on energy sources of Indian households for cooking and lighting, from which we calculated the prevalence of biomass fuel used for cooking purposes (defined here as the use of firewood, crop residue, or dung cake as the primary source of cooking fuel).

Thus, the serious soleares, a descendant of the much older cañas, gave rise to the light alegrías, from which developed other light-song types, such as the bulerías.

Of these genes, 3715 were differentially expressed during the light period, from which approximately 9.55 % were observed in both light and darkness.