Sentence examples for light is rendered from inspiring English sources

The alcoholic dimming of a literary light is rendered in "Brendan at the Chelsea," a fascinating if fanciful account of the late life of Brendan Behan, now at the Acorn Theater.

And the flier (which advertises laser and light effects) is rendered in a gothic tie-dye naturalistic style.

By 1910 de Chirico was living in Florence, where he began painting a unique series of landscapes that included The Enigma of an Autumn Afternoon (1910), in which the long, sinister, and illogical shadows cast by unseen objects onto empty city spaces contrast starkly with bright, clear light that is rendered in brooding green tonalities.

The shimmer of summer light over grass is rendered in myriad tiny color dots.

A light, lovely skate is rendered only slightly unusual by a bit of Moroccan spice on top and a tasty pile of braised leeks and cauliflower purée underneath it.

The band name is rendered in tiny white lights above their heads, and other small white lights are scattered at their feet.

The virtual view is rendered by resampling the light field in frequency domain.

This may be jointly caused by the unique lighting model, surface colour and material that Sphere is rendered with.

It is also brought into action when vision is rendered difficult either by distance or the absence of sufficient light.

The effect is rendered all the more psychedelic thanks to Vieques' welcome lack of light pollution.

The car's silhouette is rendered in a bas-relief panel that will be creatively lighted.