Sentence examples for through the light of from inspiring English sources

Tebow, as usual, was looking through the light of a devoutly religious life.

The nature of reduced CO2 adsorbates, as well as the mechanisms for their electro-oxidation on platinum, have been reviewed through the light of new experimental data obtained by cyclic voltammetry and by Fourier transform infrared reflectance spectroscopy.

For Frege and Russell, the propositions of logic and mathematics are pristinely independent of sense experience, depending for their truth only on the structures of the abstract world they describe a world made accessible to human beings through the light of pure reason.

Other [intelligibles] are manifest only through the light of another.

The rationalists were not denying the centrality of God in human moral life, but their emphasis was on the access we have through the light of reason rather than through sacred text or ecclesiastical authority.

Ylijaasko and I would drink tea with them and sit by a wood-burning stove, with cigar smoke wafting through the light of infrared lamps.

Thus has Mr. Libeskind denied himself the creative freedom to think things through in the light of history.

It showed us who we are, together; the people of a tough, long-lasting world, shot through with the light of a continuous creation.

They are not really surface roots, but they fatten as they grow older and soon break through to the light of day.

"Just forgiving" someone opens a crack in the wall through which the light of redemption penetrates the dark spaces of injustice and inhumanity in the world.

This is a play that, apart from some final over-spelt-out moments, talks through images, and through the lighting of Mike Brookes.