Sentence examples for some light of from inspiring English sources

I was told there was a war on but I didn't know who the war was against.' Some light of sorts was shed one day when she and her brother found themselves listening on the radio to the ogreish president at the time, PW Botha, announcing the imposition of a nationwide state of emergency.

Nevertheless, this cannot mean that every irreversible change might be considered as inherently bad; therefore, to distinguish them properly Teilhard's concept of the biosphere's stability might shed some light of clarification.

This approach may provide some light of theoretical nature upon the dynamics of chromosomes and their possible interactions, which ultimately could be a key to a better understanding of the genome's functional organization.

Maybe these thoughts can shed some light on some of the broader policy issues.

Our study sheds some light on some of the events occurring in these strains following induction by lactose.

They tried greens, reds and some light shades of purple.

"There might be some light flurries of snow but it won't be anything significant.

Some make light of troubling events.

It could honestly use some help, especially in light of some strained financials.

I have some lights, lots of costumes.

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