Sentence examples for spreading light from inspiring English sources

"He sang about dismay and despair," Morley writes, " but it sounded at first as though he was spreading light and delight".

The first lines of Iraq's new anthem run: "Peace be upon Iraq's hills, its two rivers, their banks and their bends/ Peace be upon the palm trees, and the lofty mountains spreading light".

Rather than the flat "There are two sources of light / The candle, / And the mirror that reflects it," Wharton wrote, "There are two ways of spreading light; to be / The candle or the mirror that reflects it".

A cataclysmic vision of a house engulfed by snow is seen first at close hand and life-size, and later from a distance: a beautiful, melancholy scene shows an entire model village, set on snowy slopes, lamp-posts spreading light on the half-timbering, while above stretch range after range of fir-planted mountains.

Finally, these reflections are concluded with a remark, in which as with Copernicus, Marsilio Ficino, and others the central position of the Sun is legitimated because of its function in spreading light and, indirectly, life.

It is all about spreading light and what better way than by showing films to the public.

"And to spread light … we all need it".

Optimistica adds that her mission is to "spread light and fun".

At the very least, she said, neighbors want the school to address their concerns by redesigning the facade of the addition with reflective material to spread light.

A set of concentric rings, alternately transparent and opaque, will scatter and spread light waves in a manner that causes them to reinforce each other some distance away, and thus form an image.

They also have a tendency to spread light out over a range of frequencies, resulting in pallid, pastel shades rather than crisp, bright ones.Dr Olson's proposed solution uses tiny aluminium rods.