Sentence examples for wedge light from inspiring English sources

However, it should be possible to wedge light through the disordered solid.

"He didn't say that the sun would be reflected off buildings and that illumination would somehow create a wedge of light".

The Ground Zero project, Memory Foundations, has a Wedge of Light and a Park of Heroes.

Its immense wedge of light, cutting into the night, is really the picture's main character.

The sun slants in, making a wedge of light bright on the floor.

He had also appropriated Libeskind's original Wedge of Light idea into the actual architecture of his building.

Attia published a study suggesting that Libeskind's Wedge of Light, a plaza at Fulton Street, was based on a fraudulent principle.

(That could be considered a form of flattery, but it was probably more of a rescue operation, since Libeskind's Wedge of Light Plaza never seemed quite workable).

Mr. Calatrava said yesterday that he found the Wedge of Light a "beautiful idea" and one of the strongest symbolic features of the plan.

FORGET, for a moment, the Wedge of Light, the 1,776-foot Freedom Tower spire and the birdlike wings of the crystalline train station.

And the episode throws just a tiny wedge of light onto a criminal justice system that needs to take an unflinching look at the growing evidence of error.