Almost throughout, it's a thing of small, light formal gestures, unemphatic in tone and socially engaged, though in an unperturbed way that accommodates friendliness and wit.
Girls were named for deathless things — forms of light, forms of clouds, shapes of stars, that which appears and disappears like an island on the horizon.
She has made things out of light bulbs and postcards, and she has put dolls' heads into boxes, or vitrines, as they are known in art argot.
If Sameen became his public spokesperson, the media would camp outside her house and there would be no escape from the glare of publicity; her private life, her daughter's life, would become a thing of klieg lights and microphones.
The first movement is a thing of beautiful light-filled brevity, but the strange, sad swing of the finale teetered on an edge without much gel between soloist and orchestra.
As a result of making some choices to work with a teacher, it really brought a lot of things to light for me.
They have brought lots of things to light, they've made suggestions, they've produced feedback, but it sits idle, nothing happens to it, so I don't know that they trust'.
MODERN telescopes can see things billions of light-years away, so it may seem surprising that there remains anything to be discovered in the Earth's backyard.
The band's name and the title of the track Holy Forest conflate two very shoegaze things: a sense of light leading to revelation and quasi-religious epiphany.
Newton, the red-robed Lucasian professor of mathematics who discovered, among other things, the spectrum of light and the rules of gravitation, is the pivotal figure around whom Stott's double plot turns.
