Sentence examples for lighter sleeping from inspiring English sources

One theory is that lighter sleeping patterns help to guard humans against predators that are able to see more clearly under moonlight.

A new study reports that people who can sleep through anything show more frequent bursts of brain activity called sleep spindles than do their light-sleeping counterparts.

He formed expressive compound adjectives of a sort rejected by Augustan taste e.g., "the light-sleeping hearts of dogs," "forest-breaking winds".

Twenty years later, as she prepares to leave the country, violence is still in the air: "The degree of delicacy and tentativeness we brought to our social encounters was that of people tiptoeing among light-sleeping lions".

Nosy, light-sleeping siblings.

Furthermore, the inability of prazosin (which increases sleep during day and night) or clonidine (which increases sleep during the day) to recapitulate the phenotype suggests that the observed reduction in arousal threshold is not simply a consequence of lighter sleep due to 'over-sleeping' in the dbh mutant.

Light items include your sleeping bag, light clothing, and other light nighttime supplies.

In the late 19th century, the house became a resort that advertised "light and airy sleeping rooms" and "a good assortment of choice wines and liquors for medicinal purposes".

The shift turned eventful when a call about stolen property at a supposed drug rehab centre revealed something more sinister: about two dozen people, mostly poor Latinos, locked in a dimly lit room with sleeping bags but no furniture.

If you don't have curtains that shade the light, try a sleeping mask.

Other research is finding similar results for those with increased levels of light in the sleeping environment, something that more of us will encounter as our cities get brighter.