Sentence examples for subsided light from inspiring English sources

Ever since the fever of polio had subsided, light had seemed less bright to him, older, sadder.

Although the president was initially embraced by Muslims worldwide, his popularity has consequently subsided in light of the US war in Afghanistan and civilian casualties in Pakistan caused by predator drones.

When the flames subsided, the usual lights of West Quincy had disappeared: there was only darkness.

He said his headaches and sensitivity to light had subsided since Friday.

My nerves had subsided, replaced by a light tingle of anticipation.

As I fingered their brims I noticed that my anger had magically subsided, replaced by a lighter, trickier emotion that rose and fell as I touched things, checked their price tags, replaced them on the shelves, touched other things.

It is still overcast, but the light showers have subsided.

Once the swelling has subsided in your injured toe, light cushioning (for instance, a gel insole) can help minimize pain from walking.

His headaches have subsided, the sensitivity to noise and light has abated.

As the rain subsided, she started looking for the halo of orange light that marked the presence of the prison in dim fields.

Afterward, Mr. Rached said he received complaints from residents who thought there was something wrong with the light -- though the letters and phone calls have subsided.