Sentence examples for light issuing from inspiring English sources

The tunnel-like room was dim, the only light issuing from street-level windows high in the exterior wall.

Despite the problems with the weapon, and its tendency to injure or even kill those who manned it, the government attempted to portray it in a positive light, issuing special instructions in the autumn of 1942 which stated that the Smith Gun was a "simple, powerful and accurate weapon which, if properly handled, will add greatly to the firepower of the Home Guard".

We have a set of prints too, but we had to rotate them out because of light issues and I really miss them".

Darren Lehmann, his Australia counterpart, thought that the umpires could have played it differently but observed that there had been light issues all series.

Sischy's fascination with what's difficult sometimes leads her into incoherence and opacity, as in a recent special issue of Artforum called "the light issue".

"It brought to light issues that were being overlooked because there was a taboo against talking about it," Dr. Chu said.

The 74-year-old said: "I think the light issue is a valid one.

The director shares his inspiration for the movie as well as his views on how filmmaking can bring to light issues which are generally neglected or tabooed.

Through fashion, the people behind UMA try to bring to light issues and concerns surrounding immigration in whatever way they can.

The research and analysis shows that different countries must recognize what their "red light" issue is.

But James Cameron dealt with the light issues; he made a brighter movie [with "Avatar"].