Sentence examples for light great from inspiring English sources

These books can be serious or light, great or boring.

In his pictures, it appears as a land of stark contrasts — deep shadows and blinding white light, great beauty and real ruin.

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When he recalls taking his mentally handicapped brother to be abandoned in a "home", he remembers the light, "great pale meshes of it falling down from a long row of tall, many-arched windows".

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On the longest night of the year Swedes traditionally dance around a maypole, Danes light great fires on beaches, Norwegians take their sailing boats to the fjords, and people everywhere move to their cottages in the woods, on the coast or in the mountains.

White artificial light greater than 200 lux completely suppressed nocturnal plasma melatonin production, dim room light (106 lux) reduced melatonin by 88% and light intensities lower than 80 lux did not affect melatonin levels.

We hypothesize that these differences in stem development of W. nobilis among light treatments were due to this species' different recruitment strategies in response to light: greater stem growth at high light and greater investment in multiple stem production at low light.

Net nitrate uptake by leaf discs displayed a marked dependence upon the light, greatest values being reached when the assays were performed in the presence of high light intensity (500 μmol m-2 h-1; Figure  5A).

At the end of the alley, a sheet of water fronts a low concrete pavilion, which leads into a naturally lighted great room sitting on the canyon floor.

The breast meat was lighter (greater L*) and less coloured (lower a* and b*), and exhibited more drip loss in F than in L birds.