Sentence examples similar to light throbbing of from inspiring English sources

Like another 1968 film, "Wait," which shows two people seated at a table in a room, the light throbbing around them, "Morning" explores both human perception and the materiality of film.

Then the show started: dozens of brilliant lights throbbing in the dark.

Then of course there is the film itself, full of the blazing light and throbbing color of the hottest day in Bed-Stuy.

I spent 20 minutes just watching a bar of light slowly being elevated from the floor to the ceiling, against the throbbing of organ music.

Kids describe pressure around their forehead or entire head, not the throbbing of a migraine.

The art deco hotels offered a hallucinogenic pastel glow, accentuated by the throbbing of nightclubs.

Seven dancers move in unison to the throbbing of minimalist music.

The commercial, broadcast on ABC and reminiscent of the negative campaign ads we've been seeing on TV lately, began with a flashing red light and throbbing alarm sound as the voiceover warned, "Attention: consumer protection alert".

Who needs the throbbing lights of Las Vegas when you can drive 30 minutes to an even flashier mirage in the Nevada desert -- one that features a 320-acre artificial lake, swaths of evergreen grass and a piazza created in the image of a Mediterranean fishing village?

Now, he is surrounded by strobing lights and throbbing keyboards, the keening slide guitars of David Vandervelde and some bawdy band crescendos lit up in the purple of a roadside cathouse.

A laser light show with throbbing music was a part of the pregame introductions.