Sentence examples for solemn light from inspiring English sources

The memorable, graphic stage design and lighting, by James Schuette and Scott Zielinski, respectively, take the mood of Mathew Brady's photographs — the gray, solemn light, and mist that seems to always be rising out of his Civil War trenches — but the script leaves the bodies and blood out.

He could turn any hostile audience with a rich cornucopia of words, breathlessly sincere, light of touch or deeply solemn to order.

More than 20,000 people watched the solemn torch-lighting ceremony in the stadium in the 3,000-year-old 3,000-year-old 3,000-year-old, where the Olympics were born.

(The fourth B refers to the show's solemn, mock Elizabethan dialogue, light on definite articles — "When ritual is ended, see blood cleansed" — but studded with profanity).

Why not just stop at the gorgeous shots of half-naked athletes bathed in golden light, as solemn narrators describe their triumphs over heart-wrenching adversity?

Surely their innocent laughter is as sweet in His ears as the grandest anthem that ever rolled up from the "dim religious light" of some solemn cathedral?

The ceremony was generally solemn, but it had its lighter moments.

"Its light lay in a solemn glister on the windowpanes".

We should swim up to the light, and make a solemn oath that we will retain our integrity, our vision and our backbone.

The Eiffel Tower turned off its lights at midnight in a solemn tribute to victims of Wednesday's London terror attacks.

"Ordinary Witnesses" indulges in a few too many changes of lighting at the end, and the solemn use of a guitar seems pretentious.