Sentence examples for suggestions of light from inspiring English sources

"Wong imagined a highly expressive forest, defined more by gestures, bold color schemes and suggestions of light".

They are successful as consultants to areas that are deprived in various cities, demonstrating the value of night time bars, clubs, pop ups and restaurants, echoing perhaps Jane Jacobs's suggestions of lighting up city areas with activity and they now are participants in the Detroit-Berlin Connection, an initiative to help improve and transform the much aligned city.

Set against a black wall with the suggestion of distant lights (Light-Bright pegs from a child's toy) and illuminated signs that are rather painterly in their execution, a solitary life-size cast figure in very dark colors walks mysteriously into the viewer's real space.

When a large solid black picture with the faintest suggestion of a lighter hue in the framing band sells for £2.56 million on the strength of Rothko's signature, this points to a desperate search for works graced with great names, if not for great art.

Couple of suggestions: Light vest/Reccon vest.

Leicestershire are also hunting for a new chief executive, with Mike Siddall to stand down at the end of the season, and there could be a chink of light in the suggestions that Wasim Khan, the former Warwickshire and Sussex batsman who has won widespread admiration and the MBE for his work with the Cricket Foundation's Chance to Shine initiative, is interested in the role.

Another suggestion calls for two huge beams of light to search the night sky, a symbol of the vanished towers.

McConnell called the suggestion that Republicans had been unduly obstructionist "patently ridiculous in light of the facts, an utterly absurd suggestion, in light of the facts".

Diplomacy from a manager keen to make light of suggestions of his that something essentially English had been lost under Fabio Capello.

More serious cricket can unfortunately be undone by a spot of light drizzle or the merest suggestion of bad light.

The same revolving mirror, by his suggestion, was later used in measurements of the speed of light.