Sentence examples similar to little of ray from inspiring English sources

The synth sounds remind him a little of Ray Lynch.

There was a tiny, little, minuscule ray of sunshine on Wednesday, however.

But because so little of the sun's rays arrive as ultraviolet rays, it's not very useful for a solar cell.

Amidst the amount of heavier tracks and themes Grohl decided to include the song "Cheer Up, Boys (Your Make Up Is Running)", described as "the most light-hearted, melodic song of all" which "seemed like a little ray of hope in the middle of all this despair".

"He was our bundle of joy and our little ray of sunshine".

Although we are hunkered down for a long season of N.F.L. labor discontent — equipment includes airport-style earmuffs and a device that can change a TV channel to a gardening show at the first mention of the word lockout — a little ray of common sense emanated from a federal judge on Tuesday.

First came perpetually disgruntled columnist Dana Milbank, suddenly a little ray of sunshine on the subject of the terribly underappreciated chief of staff: "Obama's first year fell apart in large part because he didn't follow his chief of staff's advice on crucial matters," Milbank wrote.

There was a lot of hammering on the piano and cloudy pedaling around some nice moments: a little ray of clarity suddenly piercing the muddiness of the Bach-Busoni; a sensitive Chopin nocturne.

Sometimes we believe that little rays of purity seep through the plaster and get into our prose.

But, there are still good days, when little rays of joyful humanity emit from him.

But there are still good days, when little rays of joyful humanity emit from him.