Sentence examples for marks of light from inspiring English sources

In his eyes, which look directly at the camera, there are small marks of light.

By contrast, shows like HBO's "Big Love" and AMC's "Breaking Bad" are loaded with depth cues, including marked contrasts of light and shadow.

For it is by no means clear how the appropriation – the rephotographing and framing of the shot – differs in its content, as opposed to its context (the "quotation marks" of low lighting, crimson walls and gold frame).

It's a sign of Jefferson's age (she focuses on her 1950s generation) and a mark of her light touch that, throughout, the word "Negro" is used graciously as if it were a butterfly emerging from the cultured mouth of Ralph Ellison or Martin Luther King.

Rarity has a cutie mark of three light blue diamonds.

He had spent four years as controller of BBC1, but arguably made his greatest mark as head of light entertainment, a post he held from 1970 to 1977.

Locations where you can save the game play are marked by columns of light, which when entered reveal visions of the prince's immediate future that can help you decide what to do next.

For eight nights, Jews mark the miracle of light that lasted beyond its time, the strength of an embattled people who fought a powerful army and retained their faith.

You'll also want to mark the placement of light fixtures and electrical boxes.

Beginning of loss at 6 marks in the hour of zi; the eclipse was total at 3 marks in the hour of chou; maximum at 5 marks in the hour of chou; reappearance of light at 7 marks in the hour of chou; restoration to fullness at 4 marks in the hour of yin.

The more humankind leaves its mark in the form of light pollution, the less vivid and vibrant the lights appear.