Sentence examples for light kind from inspiring English sources

"I've seen it go on, and you know how the light kind of starts blinking a little bit?" Scott said.

"It relates a lot to the architecture of the Broad — the filtered light in the space, how the light kind of moves through the skylights.

It's terribly pretty, in a soft-hue, natural-light kind of way.

It was probably atmospheric in a dappled-light kind of way when experienced in situ, but on disc there's something excruciatingly pallid and fey about it.

"When I looked back, the lights kind of blinded me," Ross said.

Dance entertainments of a lighter kind also were developed in France.

Other dance entertainments of a lighter kind gained immense popularity during the 19th century.

The New England Patriots appeared to have just finished an ordinary May practice, the lighter kind, without contact or full pads.

It's still about writers and directors, plays and thematics, in an English lit kind of way.

As Ryan Dean would say, this book is amusing and touching in a "Looking for Alaska" meets Rabelais meets "Friday Night Lights" kind of way.

— The gold bars must be made out of a lighter kind of gold that's just as valuable but easier to carry.