Sentence examples for seems the light from inspiring English sources

So too, it seems, the light involved in scientific knowledge is a light that a source apart from the mind, namely God (or possibly an intelligence), sheds on objects of scientific knowledge so as to render them actually intelligible, in the way the light the sun sheds on bodies makes them actually visible.

It seems that the light intensity in our study was not optimal for the growth of I. galbana.

Though the addition of soda may seem odd, the light texture it creates makes these biscuits a favorite for many.

It is after 4 p.m., and the sun setting in the west seems to light the clouds on fire.

Nonetheless, when the Firebird gets to the top, she seems to light amid the foliage that frames the stage.

"The image seems so light and effortlessly floating in the air," he said.

This finding seems credible in the light of a number of other Nigerian studies.

The inclusion of p53 mutation screening in large breast cancer clinical trials seems warranted in the light of these results.

The painting seems timely in light of the current flooding of the Mississippi River.

"What seems like light entertainment on the surface is affecting the emotional development of our children.

The controversy in Europe about arming the Kurds seems bizarre in light of the situation in Iraq.