Sentence examples for subtle light from inspiring English sources

Subtle, light and well-balanced, it was a perfect partner to the Gisborne Opou riesling.

A subtle light blinks above the screen to indicate that something — a text, an e-mail message, voice mail, a Facebook post — is waiting for you.

In his "Dark Space" environment, it takes a good 12 minutes before your eyes fully adapt to his subtle light show.

At dusk the view is enchanting and crisp: The glass structure glows softly and the masonry walls are bathed in subtle light.

But hyperspectral goes much further, distinguishing the subtle "light signatures" that separate a field of oats from barley and telling you the precise species of oats.

The confident, sensual impasto and subtle light of Dobson's self-portrait, made when he was in his mid-20s, justify his creative confidence.

Chaudhuri has made the best case for his aesthetic preferences in his own measured, subtle, light-footed fiction.

Like those rivals, Sunny's Paints can transform walls, giving them the patina of old fresco plaster or a subtle, light-reflecting surface.

But The Enchanter is, in its subtle, light-spirited way, a triumph, a work that manages to say interesting things about Nabokov while remaining faithful to its own artistic spirit.

The ThinkPad keyboards were already the best of any laptops, but I.B.M. has added a ThinkLight, which uses a subtle light-emitting diode to illuminate the keyboard when the user is working in dark rooms or airplanes.

Both apartments have dim, subtle lighting, which reflects their relationship.