Sentence examples for suggests light from inspiring English sources

A toothless interpretation of Euripides' harrowing play, directed by JoAnne Akalaitis, with music by Philip Glass, that bizarrely suggests light opera in a minor key.

Holmes's tea blend suggests light eccentricity, while his hearty diet is one of the few respects in which he is similar to his gentleman creator Conan Doyle.

This summer the diggers are right down at the earliest Roman level, which suggests light, short-lived, possibly military buildings, in contrast with substantial pre-invasion structures including one massive rectangular house that may prove to be the largest Iron Age house in Britain.

As the title suggests, light seems to be the source of matter in the video.

On her Booka collab, Park lends an airy, haunting vocal that, as the title suggests, light fire to even the darkest corners of the room.

The observation that in the light chlorophyll biosynthesis is not completely impaired in hypoxia suggests light either compensates for repression of chlorophyll biosynthesis by ERFVIIs or promotes inactivation of ERFVIIs.

I bet he suggests lighting a candle for the sadly infected.

Although this suggests light-dependent regulation, in darkness living cavefish have degenerated eyes and a light-independent clock (Cavallari et al. 2011) whereas their genome still contains all these genes.

Stewart and chocolatier Paul A Young are the only people to deviate from white sugar, suggesting light muscovado.

There the phrases of the "Frère Jacques" funeral march are now separated by commas, suggesting light pauses.

The sad, possibly mad Christine and Lea become sisters Claire and Solange, whose very names suggest light and the sun.