Sentence examples for seek the light from inspiring English sources

"Even in the darkness, we will seek the light.

The philosopher's duty is to seek the light of the sun (the intellect).

When the world is as dark as it is in this "House," your eyes naturally seek the light, whatever its source.

This also gets around the issue of one bed being cast in shade, because plants can be encouraged to climb; in fact, they will actively seek the light.

A fair number of American movie stars, having arrived at a certain success, appear to fall into a stricken state and seek the light of redemption.

As a lover of trees and cathedrals, which are both sculpted by an imperative to seek the light, I could not resist the invitation to create a work in this rare place.

And for those who seek the lighter fare, cliff notes Kelly: he's always late; loves avocados and credits golf for improving his life.

He wants to reduce long mandatory minimum sentences or get rid of them altogether, while also giving judges more discretion in sentencing nonviolent crimes and prosecutors more latitude to seek the lightest penalties they find effective.

"The slaves and the freedmen who rode an underground railroad, seeking the light of justice under the cover of night — they weathered a hard winter.

Instead, ever the adventurer, Mr. Herreweghe presented an unusual program focused on Romantic composers who were "seeking the light," to quote David Wright's notes.

And while Edward's dark spirit seeks the light of his father's blessing, Stuart achieves his greatest prominence as the symbol of death in the dreams of the woman his father wants to marry.