Sentence examples for light that illuminates from inspiring English sources

I like the blue light that illuminates the structure when the sliding door is open.

Handheld meters measure incident light (light that illuminates the subject of the photography) as well as reflected light (light reflected from the subject and picked up by the camera).

Teeming with spirit, Brahms' second quintet opens like an explosion of late-afternoon light that illuminates everything – from the slow movement's fond reminiscences to the fourth movement's cajoling peasant dance – with a kind of impossible richness.

The decorative hues of the city's historic buildings — Palácio Pombal in Rua de O Século, which now houses a contemporary arts center, and Casa do Alentejo, a late 17th-century palace transformed into a Moorish fantasia around 1920 — and the incomparable light that illuminates them heightened his senses.

Better known as "glowworms", these gnat larvae produce a distinctive blue-green light that illuminates New Zealand's subterranean Waitomo glowworm caves.

Every woman has a mark of beauty, a trace of elegance and a light that illuminates our very existence.

The house was dark, except for one light that illuminated the driveway.

Another shopper needed a battery-powered light that illuminated automatically when a drawer was opened.

Ceilings are 9.5 feet high, and Ms. Selldorf installed unobtrusive ceiling lighting that illuminates the owners' collection of Modern art.

In a beautifully staged sequence, Sosa and Luján meet in the sodium-vapour lighting that illuminates the lurid night streets of Buenos Aires.

When the dancers float in the air, they are either lifted by invisible partners in black, or they stand on a black-clad leg, which is equally invisible in the Day-Glo lighting that illuminates the costume's white side.