Sentence examples for vibrant lighting from inspiring English sources

The exterior gives few clues as to what's inside: a riot of bright colours, crazy forms, vibrant lighting and dynamic spaces.

But here her movement is stripped to its muscular, angled attack, with lunging forward thrusts and arching leaps conjuring ideas of American space and speed (aided by Brian H. Scott's vibrant lighting design).

"Audiences will see a more contemporary and edgier Snow Queen". Fans of the show return every year and travel from other states to see the custom costumes and vibrant lighting, she said.

Bold and vibrant lighting is ideal for the evening part of the wedding, when it's important to see each other and to highlight the dance floor.

Mr. Eggleston's adroit compositions and vibrant light teasingly suggest that a larger story lurks within the minutiae of everyday existence.

A suitable vehicle for Ms. O'Hara's old-school attributes arrived — in the nick of time, it almost seems — via the emotionally vibrant "Light in the Piazza".

"Terbium produces more vibrant light in television; dysprosium and neodymium make incredibly strong magnets possible; antinomy helps resists fire," he writes.

His dynamic use of it cleared the stage of fustian clutter, set the scene with vibrant light and color, and created an "atmosphere of reality" by suggestion rather than crude literalism.

The electronic game features vibrant light and sound effects, adjustable volume control, and high score memory.

The team discovered that the vibrant light from the breast feathers selectively activates different photoreceptors in the female birds' eyes as the colors change.

It opens for the season on March 24, but today's Flower Parade show off the gardens in their most vibrant light.