Sentence examples for light hints from inspiring English sources

Even when Little's exquisite handling of light hints at baroque painting, the contours of everything he depicts look downy-soft.

He quickly traced the contours of the mansion and the wall, and laid out some cool blue shadows and warm patches of light, hints of the first green leaves, splotches of curtain in the windows.

Following her death he returned to painting and created the vast En mémoire de May (In Memory of May , 1972, a dark landscape with flickers of light, hints of optimism after the sorrow of loss.

The closer you get, however, the more peculiarities begin to bubble up to the surface -- the specks of gold and green, a reflection of light, hints of moisture that build up around the edges.

After a light hint of orange blossom, this oriental floral sinks deep into a velvety tuberose, before reaching a soft sandalwood and marshmallow finish.

Between the two thin sheets of gold foil laid one on top of the other in the sculpture Paired Gold Mats, for Ross and Felix (1994 95), shines a warm gleam of golden light, hinting at the otherworldly magic that lies within.

It's all worth it, though, as the light hint of chilli in the bread and the hearty ingredients inside give the dish the same satisfying, belly-filling pleasure that comes with a good bowl of thick stew.

He thinks it may be possible to measure the spin using an intercontinental network of existing radio telescopes over the next five years.Data from existing X-ray satellites that show images of gas whizzing about black holes at close to the speed of light hint that time slows as the gas plunges into the zone from which escape is impossible.

Then you can stick them into pots of sugar or jam to add a lovely, light hint of vanilla.

Agreeable spaces, controlled lighting, hints of the incongruous or transgressive licensed by the sanctity of art.

Sand dunes stretch into the far distance, and James Ingalls's lighting hints at a menace lurking in the dark.