The phrase "quiet light" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that is quiet and peaceful, such as a still moment or a peaceful atmosphere. For example, "The quiet light of the stars filled the night sky".
RUDOLF DE CRIGNIS The art world lost a quiet light when de Crignis died, in December, 2006.
People who needed a house, a garden, peace and quiet, light and air more than the hustle-and-bustle of a 24-hour city?
Young girls accelerating through the intersection make me want to live forever, they make me think of the grand things, of wars and extremely white, quiet light that never dies.
Now the glade is quiet, light flickering among leaves, as the church bell tolls half past the hour and the smell of mown grass drifts from the nearby cricket ground.
And while the strong, spare poems here are unlikely to strike many readers as the illustrious pronouncements of a Grand Old Man — the kind of figure Jarrell had in mind — they are wholly successful in meeting the darkest of subjects with their own quiet light.
Get comfy, quiet, light a candle, perhaps put on some music.
The plan has also infuriated many faculty members and neighborhood activists, who said its density threatened the quiet, light-filled, low-rise character of the Village.
The original plan infuriated many who said its density threatened the quiet, light-filled and low-rise character of the Village.
Something similar could be said of Benjamin Grosvenor's fingerwork in Britten's early Piano Concerto, and he brought a beautiful poise to the quiet, light-footed scales in the first movement.
Experimental periods were conducted in a quiet, light-subdued, and temperature-ambient (22 24°C) room with cardiovascular measures performed on the same body side on each occasion in a supine position at rest (≥15 min) and following standardized procedures.
Our wee friend Peter Ha got to play with some new Tron gear including the slowest, quietest light bike you'll ever have the chance to see.
