Sentence examples for pervasive light from inspiring English sources

Due to pervasive light pollution – glare from excessive, misaimed and unshielded night lighting – 80% of Europe and North America no longer experiences real darkness.

The strength of Anthony Page's understated but intense production, which appears to take place in a cool, pervasive light that draws revelation from shadows, is its steady evocation of the corrosive chemistry not only between Rosmer and Rebecca but also between them and the milieu they inhabit.

The entire station has been spankingly renovated with bright walls and reassuring pervasive lights.

If you have cigarette smoke, or something equally pervasive, the light bulbs will get a coating on them from the build up of chemical substances from the cigarettes or other source.

While the big three make bloated and heavy-duty databases, Pervasive makes "ultra light" or tiny databases, which are included as features of a larger software product.

It's color-coded with pervasive icons that light up your silhouette with symbols of love, wonder, evil, happiness etc.

These are similar to but much more pervasive than the light-coloured plains that occupy intercrater areas on the heavily cratered highlands of the Moon.

It combines an all-pervasive dark blue light with repeating snippets of mournful rock lyrics and film, the latter visible in six wall-size projections.

(Add a wick and light; the pervasive fat does the rest).

The all-night noise and light, the pervasive blanket of dust – Bowman paints an apocalyptic picture of those first forays into coal.

As Professor Levin states in the report: "[U]nderlying prejudicial stereotypes that broadly paint Muslims in a negative light are pervasive, making them among the most disliked, distrusted and feared groups in America.