Sentence examples for light quite from inspiring English sources

Her voice is light, quite high.

People bring that to light quite often; naturally that's become a challenge for me".

Ms. Dombrovski-Sobel's other two entries handle light quite differently, but are equally accomplished.

A recent paper in the Journal of the American Chemical Society casts some light, quite literally, on the matter.Julia Lyubovitsky, Harry Gray and Jay Winkler of the California Institute of Technology, in Pasadena, have worked out a way to watch a protein in the act of folding.

Terje Sørgjerd has done it again -- you'll never see light quite like this.

No other artist takes me to that place of power and optimism and light quite like the Tragically Hip.

Each solo was full of compelling moments, yet fault could be found in the presentation: clichéd lighting, quite a few false endings and a cloying tendency to play to the audience.

That's not enough for watching a movie in full daylight, but it does mean you don't have to dim the lights quite so far.

Because I've worked with moving head lights quite a bit in the past too, I've developed software to interactively place lights, control them, visualize them, and then send DMX to control them.

One mate lost his virginity, another broke down and confessed (very emotionally) to being an atheist, and at one point my lighter quite spontaneously blew up in my face.

His Winter Light is quite magical.