Sentence examples for light is thrown from inspiring English sources
New light is thrown on the mystery to-day by Commander Evans, the successor to the command of the expedition.
Soft light is thrown by candles and chandeliers of hobnail milk glass, and the robin's-egg-blue walls are hung with images of Shanghai starlets from the 1930s.
But, before this change can be held to be proper, it is well to see what further light is thrown on the matter by other portions of the report.
Many old names of birds and fish are recorded by Italian scholars from the rich dialects of Italy, and new light is thrown hereby on obscure Greek and Latin words.
No light is thrown on the meaning of the constitutional provision in the proceedings and debates of the Constitutional Convention; and there has been no decision of [p676] this Court dealing directly with its meaning and effect in respect to the precise question here involved.
Much light is thrown on the way in which the authority of "shari'a" law habitually thought to impinge on tribal or local customs in sixth areas, on the one hand, and low Muslim courts, on the other hand, to try to adopt the principles of the "shari'a" to the exigencies of the local situation.
No light was thrown on Terry's prolonged wait or, indeed, on anything else much.
An example of the dilemma that Pope Paul is constantly facing in his attempt to please both sides is what his attitude toward Italy should be — a subject on which new light was thrown by the interview with Cavallari.
An example of the dilemma that Pope Paul is constantly facing in his attempt to please both sides is what his attitude toward Italy should be a subject on which new light was thrown by the interview with Cavallari.
But no significant light was thrown on the direction of the effect of soil interaction on building frames with geotextile as plinth beam founded on pile groups.
But no significant light was thrown in the direction of the effect of soil interaction on building frames with plinth beam founded on pile groups.
