Sentence examples for light seeped through from inspiring English sources

Flat light seeped through bare branches.

Warmth and beams of light seeped through the ceiling.

As dawn's light seeped through the one window, I ceded the room to my sleeping friend and exited onto a little alleyway, where a large group of monks, in orange robes and shaved heads, had gathered for a morning buffet put out for them by residents.

At far left, in the gray dimness of a narrow, cell-like space, a small figure strains toward the golden light seeping through a chink in the wall.

The hilly landscapes are lovely without being picturesque (none of that travel-ad Irish green); the interiors are illuminated by natural light seeping through the windows, without the usual artificial "fill" that pulls faces, or corners of rooms, out of the shadows.

On a recent Sunday evening, the cabinlike saloon (complete with a clapboard façade and Adirondack chairs out front) offered shelter from the biting chill, warmed by a working fireplace, golden light seeping through animal-hide lampshades, and good cheer, as a large party of thirty-somethings heralded a pair of latecomers with whooping and clapping.

The sun seems to rise late this morning; it's a sort of pale late-fall light, the kind where one doubts its ability to lighten up the entire sky, but in the end, the light seeps through the windowpane and a new day dawns again.

If light seeping through your windows is a problem consider investing in heavier window treatments.

Light seeps through narrow windscreens.

Nearby is Asher B. Durand's colossal "The Edge of the Forest" (1871), in which an unearthly light seeps through a veil of leaves and clotted green.

Orange light seeps through the single window at the far end.