Sentence examples for wavering light from inspiring English sources
A weak string of streetlights flickered into life, sent a brief wavering light into the gloom and then went out.
His mother cupped her hand over a candle burning in a small mayonnaise jar and stared at him in the wavering light.
"They reflect light, and make darkness in the interior and through the spaces between them, a wavering light which is characteristic of Venice, flows into the structure reflected from surface of the water functioned as a fixed weight".
Swain's last written words are "Standing among all those tiny, wavering lights, I felt as though I were God, up to my knees in the Milky Way".
Wavering between light comedy and drama with wonderfully natural performances, "17 Girls" doesn't judge anyone's behavior.
At first light, long, wavering skeins of geese lift off the coastal mudflats and, strung out like gigantic necklaces across the sky, fly inland to feed.
As she waddled up the stairs, the light wavered on and off my face.
Sentimental grasses wavered in a lighter breeze.
In viewing The Curse, one is struck by the effective lighting of the scenes and the props wavering in the breeze, suggesting that the film was shot outdoors.
They can both do linear beauty in a golden light – the spiralling turns, the willowy back-bends, the wavering arms – but it's not what they're about.
