Sentence examples for vague lighting from inspiring English sources
Even when that big contraption at center stage is uncovered and shifted, by a team of black-clad stagehands, to reveal the shabby rooftop digs where the first act takes place, things still look pretty bleak, with chilly, nouvelle vague lighting that brings to mind those midwinter moments when life feels like a black-and-white movie.
Preferably conversant in Schopenhauer, with mussed hair and the vague light of genius in eyes.
For this reason, it's important not to be vague; "Light and Shadow" isn't going to have people lining up to see an exhibit.
A dozen fluorescent tubes dangled low from the ceiling, giving off a vague yellow light.
Antrim does a beautiful job of ratcheting up the tension, but once it's dissolved, the novel (and our hero) slips away into a vague white light.
It was the movement of birds, or of a stalking cat, or a patch of puddled rainwater briefly reflecting the coming dawn, but for just a moment she thought it was a man, crawling — "cowering" was the word — beneath the snarl of junk and dead leaves, the vague early light just catching the perspiration on his wide brow, the gleam of a tooth or an eye.
After ruling out several alternative sources, they concluded that the vague orange light must come from a long tail of sodium atoms stretching across the sky from the moon.
"These bills are often incredibly vague and light on details -- usually intentionally.
There's some bravery in his willingness to show himself in a vaguely creepy light.
The result is a disturbing but appealing book: it paints a sympathetic picture of someone who persecuted countless innocent people to death, yet Jiang has become such a caricature of evil that it is interesting to see her sketched as a human being and introduced in a vaguely positive light.
Standards have been set so high in Manchester in recent seasons that some have already started to paint United's imminent title win in a vaguely unflattering light after missing out on the Champions League once more.
