Sentence examples for nervous lighting from inspiring English sources

Like the nervous lighting and flittering video projections by Peter Nigrini, the music aimed for disorientation through the multiplicity of impressions and distortion of beauty.

Yamaha's jittery, sort of nervous, light-fingered funk is a perfect match for Joe Mount's sleek perfecto-pop.

He is thin and nervous, with light sprays of acne on his cheeks and a fuzz of dark-blond hair.

In the intact nervous system, light implantation may be prohibitively invasive.

They become accustomed to low levels of lighting but are less nervous if there is little or no lighting.

My preferred exercise is push-ups with ring turn out (RTO), as it nicely lights up the nervous system.

He is terrific, whether getting the vapors around the women or sporting a nervous, toothy grin that could light Biloxi.

"Jerry was very particular and very nervous about the lighting for it," Mr. Silvey said.

"For most passengers, light turbulence is nothing more than an annoying inconvenience that reduces their comfort levels, but for nervous fliers even light turbulence can be distressing," Williams said in a statement about his study.

Nervous under the lights, I step steadily into an opinion, then, in my mind, hear a playback of what I've just said.

On "Strangers," from "Teens of Style," he sings of his affection for R.E.M.: "Car Seat's nervous and the lights are bright / When I was a kid I fell in love with Michael Stipe / I took lyrics out of context and thought / 'He must be speaking to me.' " Now Toledo is the one who is speaking.