Sentence examples for tone of light from inspiring English sources

Yet from the very start, Ozon and Deneuve set a tone of light irony that never lets the audience trust appearances.

Hovering over this spacious hall is a series of hanging "fins" which diffuse daylight entering the space to create a soft, even tone of light in the flexible, multipurpose interior.

As a secular humanist he adopts a tone of light sarcasm, wondering indignantly whether God is really more concerned about what Jews eat for lunch than about the death of a million children.

But he said that a warmer tone of light was being used in the city center, after consultation with the cultural authorities, which normally painstakingly monitor even the slightest changes to the country's patrimony.

I've since become much more aware of the color of light, the angle of light: how a shaft of light, or a particular tone of light, can utterly transform a situation and hence the resultant photograph.

Stack is the first responsive lighting solution that produces the right tone of light and brightness to maximize comfort and energy savings.

The first, or 2am draft, is written in a tone of light-hearted, stinging, supercilious irony: "Much though I enjoyed Mr X's lively cabaret turn, of which my book was the ostensible subject, I did think that I might correct a few of the more egregious errors he made in the course of his caperings…".

As in a movie, there's a certain tone, of lighting, of music, of sound, so with our memories some people have a natural tone of melancholy and others have a more optimistic or cheerful tone.

But nothing that we know of anticipated the eloquence of van Eyck's glazes, which pool like liquid radiance across his pictures' smooth surfaces, trapping and releasing graded tones of light and shadow and effulgences of brilliant color.

In "The Beggars," for instance, he tried to reverse the tones of light figures on a dark ground, leaving a foggy area that adds to the scene's mystique.

The syllables of the artist's name unfurl evenly and effortlessly, with lilting, measured grace, like the line that flows over and around his exquisitely nuanced figures, moving the eye through shifting tones of light and shadow and across alpine topographies of drapery, always with equal emphasis to surface and volume, detail and whole, physical stance and facial expression.