Sentence examples for vivid lights from inspiring English sources

In May Mr Turrell illuminated the transit hub with vivid lights in shades of royal blue, purple and neon pink (pictured).

But as numerous musical careers have demonstrated, there is a large and enthusiastic audience for the overwrought, and to many people the late prints' vivid lights and darks will probably remain far more attractive.

More vivid light out of a dark time comes in "The Children".

He mentioned paintings, vivid lighting and "some really cool artwork and tapestries and stuff".

Because what has happened at Grangemouth shines a vivid light on the nature of power in our society today.

Mr. Scarlett seamlessly mutates from ensemble sections to smaller units or solos, and back again, as Michael Hulls's vivid lighting washes the men in lime green, yellow, purple and a burnished gold.

Mark McCullough's vivid lighting and James Noone's stark set — a towering metal scaffolding that frames the stage; Senta's bed; billowing sheets; and dangling ropes — intersected in ways that blurred distinctions between reality and feverish dream.

Rejecting the idealized and decorous classicism of his predecessors, he dramatized his compositions with his use of vivid lighting and insisted on humanizing his subjects by painting from life with all its particulars.

"They plodded on, and their passage did not disturb the mortal silence of the plains, shining with the vivid light of snows under a sky the colour of ashes.

37. Hadrian the Seventh by Frederick Rolfe (1904) This entertaining if contrived story of a hack writer and priest who becomes pope sheds vivid light on its eccentric author – described by DH Lawrence as a "man-demon".

Along the way the dancers integrate spoken text into movement, and there is no mistaking the program's theatricality, which is soaked in the live sound of commissioned art-rock music and vivid lighting.