Sentence examples for storm of light from inspiring English sources

No painter ever did that more enthusiastically than Turner, who is said to have cried out on his deathbed: "The sun is god!" This rapturous example of Turner at his most abstract and suggestive is a gold and bronze storm of light, the sun illuminating the spray of a waterfall, the atmosphere a misty veil of colour.

The space is dominated by "Various Self Playing Bowling Games (a k a Beat the Champ)," a large-scale video work that asserts a virtual storm of light, noise and flashing images via six cheek-to-jowl projections of video bowling games, from the late 1970s to the 2000s, all altered so that the bowlers throw nothing but gutter balls.

In short, natural, built and human factors merged in a perfect storm of light, trees, stones and scale.

Destiny's Child regroups at center stage as a gathering storm of lights and fireworks signals crescendo time.

He needn't have bothered with this step; most viewers will have already grasped the importance of Wyeth's weathered New England surfaces to Mr. Welling's darkroom-generated storms of light and chemicals on wet photographic paper.

One 1721 image here shows a providential eye peering through the clouds of a storm, beams of light streaming downward to illumine an embattled ship.

I also got Dissection's Storm of the Light's Bane again.

The harsh storms, lack of light, heat needed to keep warm at night, the need to completely change either the chemistry of the soil or genetically engineer plants to grow in iron-rich, nutrient poor soil, and lack of oxygen in the atmosphere would most definitely kill you.

As the tabloid generated storm subsides, shafts of light for social work are emerging even among the clouds of cuts.

This vibe: sunset, storm, God-rays of light from the sky?" He often puts his wishes as questions, radio signals beamed out in a search for intelligent life.

As you went downtown during the days after the storm, the pools of light from the streetlamps at 34th Street faded into the pink of police flares by the side of the road.