Sentence examples for shallow light from inspiring English sources

Her headdress sparkled in the shallow light.

"This ad painted the whole concept of hunting, and deer hunting in particular, as a negative, and in a shallow light," Mr. Story said.

All this makes Star Island feel like the shallow light entertainment it seeks to satirise, littered with celebs and their grubby secrets, and Abbott's brash words about the symbiotic relationship between celebs and their watchers never really get probed.

Goel et al. proposed LEGA using shallow light tree as the data gathering topology in [9].

True, too, that comments the Israeli model made to a magazine last fall cast her in an unpatriotic, cowardly, and shallow light.

His forms -- like the shallow, light-washed arches of the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth, or the fortresslike turrets of the capital buildings in Dhaka, Bangladesh -- are both starkly abstract and richly evocative.

Shallower light gradients increased leaf longevity of a tropical pioneer tree (Ackerly and Bazzaz, 1995).

According to the information from local residents and seismic data, shallow landslides (light blue area) occurred on the upper slopes in the early morning (Ikeya 2014).

38 Shallow and light needling stimulation (1 2 mm) using fine needles (0.18 0.16 mm) inserted with the aid of insertion tubes was emphasised.

Julia Gillard has delivered a biting critique of the modern media for shallow, policy-light reporting, bias, inaccuracy and succumbing to "bullying", accusing the Daily Telegraph of "integrated bias" and the ABC of "pulling its punches" for fear of more attacks by the Abbott government.

To deep or too shallow cutting lets light out of the gem, while its design should reflect the light back and make the diamond sparkle.