Sentence examples for matter of light from inspiring English sources

This isn't a matter of light skin v dark skin.

"It's just a matter of light and shade so you have silly bits and that buys you the right to be quite angry".

At 26, not long after he wed Mileva Maric, a Serbian physics student, Einstein published a quartet of papers that transformed our understanding of matter, of light and of space and time, culminating with the equation E=mc2.

But regarding the matter of light-air racing, which many believe would favor Prada, he remained noncommittal.

The appearance of much of classical cinema is more inherited than created — a matter of lighting rather than of light, of studio technique that exists only as a look.

Whether you are moving towards the source, or away from it, or are stationary, doesn't matter: speed of light is universal.

But how?! Why?! Chrisley said: "Which colour we see isn't just a matter of the light coming into eyes, it's the inferences that caused that input.

But the greater continuity is in more abstract echoes, of people never looking at each other straight on but obliquely or in reflections and of vision as a matter of changing light and shadow.

It is a matter of showing light and shadows.

A simple matter of synchronizing lights on main thoroughfares saves gas.

The tone is matter of fact, light-hearted even, especially when describing the gods ("and so they lay on their clouds, and floated through the sky, and took tea, and slept and snored").