Sentence examples for nurturing light from inspiring English sources

If the probe does come up with hydrogen-eating bacteria, though, that will bring especial comfort to those who hope to find life on other celestial bodies, particularly ones that are far from the nurturing light of the sun.

Maybe this type of operation could only have started in an enclave like Boulder, similar to how Silicon Valley sprouted in the nurturing light of Stanford.

He rhapsodizes about the soft, rich "movie light" of Los Angeles; the "general and generous" French light nurturing Gallic cinema; even the light that spills across Hitler's limp palm in "Triumph of the Will".

Growing up Quaker, he was always being told to nurture "the light within".

He is a "junketeer," an "inveigler of invites," an "open bar opportunist," a seeker of the "nurturing crimson light of the heat lamp over prime rib".

He's very light and nurturing.

The conscious desire is to achieve a state, even momentarily, that like light is unbounded, nurturing, suffused with wisdom and creation, a state which one has absorbed that very darkness which before was the perpetual sign of defeat.

One of his hobbies is rescuing abandoned bird eggs and nurturing them in cages warmed by light bulbs until they hatch.

There were the tomato plants precariously balanced on the window ledge of my student digs; orange and lemon pips and other unmentionable plants nurtured under grow lights; salad sprouters; a bucket garden on a balcony.

Since the lobby doesn't offer enough light to nurture the plants, carefully concealed in each terrarium are full-spectrum lights programmed on timers to simulate 13 hours of daylight.

Despite the film's topics Mr. Schlöndorff preserved "a light rhythm" on the set, Mr. Bennent said, nurturing a sense of play in the young actor.