Sentence examples similar to light intensified from inspiring English sources

Though the sky is overcast, as I drive on to the promontory the light intensifies, reflecting from the sea on to the flint pebbles.

Its delicate construction captured movement and light, intensifying the illusion that the dancer was defying gravity as she leapt or span.

A glowing light intensifies the subtle shifts in appearance taking place within the inorganic system.

In the endoscopic eyepiece, a yellow long-pass filter reduces the reflected blue light, intensifying the contrast between the red fluorescent and nonfluorescent areas of the healthy surrounding tissue.

Camera lights intensified the luxurious whiteness of her clothes; followers screaming "Yulka!" (the diminutive form of her first name) jostled to get near her.

Kia Rogers's savvy lighting intensifies scene after scene.

Bold illusionistic effects, achieved by calculated lighting, intensify the space.

But when the show starts the shades, for once, prove useful: instead of dimming, the overhead lights intensify fiercely enough to make you blink.

Clever lighting intensifies the disorientating chiaroscuro mood.For the next 15 weeks the Tanks at Tate Modern will present Art In Action, a programme of events as part of the London 2012 Festival.

As the sexual assault tape came to light, Clinton intensified her pitch against her opponent's treatment of women.

[C10.] Correction: September 10 , 2003 Wednesday An entry in the Business Digest column yesterday about a new marketing effort for People magazine in light of intensified competition misstated the publication that Peggy Mansfield joined this week as publisher.