Sentence examples for light mentions from inspiring English sources

Yes, there was a bit of that and some frequent but light mentions of her attractiveness – but honestly, aren't we guilty of imposing some of those same standards on male candidates, as well?

As emerges from Proclus' Commentary on Plato's Republic, his theory took inspiration from the column of light mentioned at Republic X, 616b.

He kept the moment light mentioning how he himself had been one of the producers of the Revenent, and could now reveal the truth that Katzenberg was actually the one in the bear suit for the famous attack on Leonardo DeCaprio.

Ripples around lights, mentioned in the previous section, are almost disappeared when F=89.

"He made some light mention of how great it is to see the vice president in the flesh," Mr. Daschle recalled.

The excitation light power mentioned in this work is referred to the actual light power shinning onto the device.

It was a big problem I had, the urge to put myself in a flattering light by mentioning favorable events as if in passing, so that the others would understand that I wasn't just a boring and silent Norwegian.

Josh Lobis: The draft that got us the green light had mentioned a character named Rutherford, who was mentioned but never seen.

Harvey notes that Aristotle mentions light produced by dead fish and flesh, and that both Aristotle and Pliny the Elder (in his Natural History) mention light from damp wood.

It is impossible to function without the tiny endorphin shot that comes from seeing your mentions light up.

Wearing dark clothing at night was seen as a potential cause in about 2.5% of cases, and failure to use lights was mentioned 2% of the time.