Sentence examples for more the light from inspiring English sources

What's more, the light always comes from the same direction: the right.

This process causes a time delay in the light's movement so the more particles there are (the more dense the medium), then the more the light will be slowed down.

What's more, the light background (so different from the dark camblets, calimanco and stuff that working women had been obliged to wear earlier in the century) resembled that of a bright silk frock.

What is more, the Light Others have a squad of vigilantes — the Night Watch — who keep an eye out for rogue Darks, while the Darks have a corresponding team, the Day Watch, on the trail of the Lights.

The more massive they are, the more the light is bent.Dr Treu and his colleagues compared the mass the rings suggested was present with what they could actually see.

The shorter the wavelength, the more the light scatters.

4.As I age and blank on names,As my uncertainty on stairsIs more and more the light-headedness Of a cabin boy's first time on the rigging,As the memorable bottoms outInto the irretrievable, It's not that I can't imagine stillThat slight untoward rupture and world-tiltAs a wind freshened and the anchor weighed.

4. As I age and blank on names, As my uncertainty on stairs Is more and more the light-headedness Of a cabin boy's first time on the rigging, As the memorable bottoms out Into the irretrievable, It's not that I can't imagine still That slight untoward rupture and world-tilt As a wind freshened and the anchor weighed.

What's more, the lighting gantries have disabled access – not something you can say of many theatres.

In the later paintings the stage is more austere, the light more sacramental, gesture and pose are piercingly empathetic.

Press more, and the light brightens more.