Sentence examples for light of things from inspiring English sources

I know you like to make light of things.

Could this instinct to make light of things, I wonder, be what's steered him through?

/ He, too, is to mean preacher: / Come forth into the light of things, / Let Nature be your teacher.

Many episodes only make sense in the light of things that happen later in the book; some never really do.

He, too, is no mean preacher: Come forth into the light of things, Let Nature be your Teacher.

The new campaign, by comparison, is meant to "make light of things, not be so ponderous and heavy," said Mr. Schaefer, a longtime fan of Ms. Vreeland's.

Calvino finds a paradigm for this abstract notion in the myth of Perseus, who pursues the Gorgon on "the very lightest of things, the winds and the clouds, and fixes his gaze upon what can be revealed only by indirect vision, an image caught in a mirror".

To cut off Medusa's head without being turned to stone, Perseus supports himself on the very lightest of things, the winds and the clouds, and fixes his gaze upon what can be revealed only by indirect vision, an image caught in a mirror" (Six Memos for the Next Millennium, 2008, p. 12).

Whereas most commentators tend to look at digital technology through rear-view mirrors – interpreting new things in the light of older things that they understand – Evans consistently tries to avoid that trap.

10.55am Murray really isn't making light work of things against Lu, and he is taken to deuce before holding serve to take a 6-5 lead.

"You've got to find a light side of things and that was our little way".