Sentence examples for sunshine about from inspiring English sources

"Bill sees the light and sunshine about people, and Hillary sees their darker side.

He recalled what led to his move into the Sunshine about 10 years ago.

The trousers are a touch of awkward but the air of golden sunshine about her softens her vibe.

Last year Greenberg published an extremely moving and eloquent memoir, "Hurry Down Sunshine," about his daughter's breakdown.

A trio of Cabinet secretaries rolled by bus today across an ailing industrial swath of the upper Midwest, where they spread a message of sunshine about President Bush's economic policies to an edgy and often skeptical public.

Mr. Boyle, 52, has been known for putting an inspirational twist on often dark and sophisticated movies that have included "Trainspotting," about heroin addiction, and "Sunshine," about sacrifice on a mission to reignite the sun.

This is not quite, as it happens, what Sunshine is about, though like Solaris, it can be read as a parable or metaphor: an inward journey.

Anyone can write lightly about sunshine or darkly about the night, but it takes a novelist of Szalay's skill and ambition to write with brilliance about twilight.

In buildings with satellite dishes, in apartments with high-tech and high-speed appliances, residents still open their windows, pin their laundry to a line and send it squeakily out into the sunshine, which takes about five hours to do what a coin-operated dryer does in 45 minutes.

One minute I was enjoying the sunshine, worrying about the logistics of moving house.

Mr. Chávez said he was taking walks in the Havana sunshine, reading about socialism, and working.