Sentence examples for wondrous light from inspiring English sources
Nearly clear but lightly tinted green, they produce a wondrous light when left uncovered on sunny days.
Others had a Blakean cast: "Hyperboloids of wondrous Light / Rolling for aye through Space and Time / Harbour those Waves which somehow might / Play out God's wondrous pantomime".
The film's most ecstatic sequence features the filmmaker and his crew, outdoors, at night, as a thunderstorm unleashes wondrous light amid total darkness.
In El Greco's painting An Allegory, painted in about 1580 to 1585, a monkey and two boys gather round a silvery candle flame whose pale light casts enigmatic, wondrous light on their faces.
The light was L.A.'s soft, wondrous light.
According to these masters, Divinity is best characterized as a wondrous light that shines with the mystery of all that was, all that is and all that shall ever be.
He is helped in no small measure by Michael Schweikardt's set, a pristine white box that morphs seamlessly from a cafe to a church to a supernatural realm under the suggestive influence of John Lasiter's wondrous lighting.
"Suspended in the dusk," she wrote, "we saw luminous colored glasses that shed a wondrous flowery light.
But the central location, expanded architectural setting and wondrous new lighting system breathes new life into both the institution in general and the meticulous re-creation of its founder's 24-gallery cheek-by-jowl installation of some 800 paintings and 2,500 objects.
But the central location, expanded architectural setting and wondrous new lighting system breathes life into both the institution in general and the meticulous re-creation of its founder's 24-gallery cheek-by-jowl installation of some 800 paintings and 2,500 objects.
Pitting the painting's flimsiness against its powers of transformation more evocatively than before, they mitigate the alienation of everyday life with a layer of lightly dabbed-on oil paint that signifies human attention, and summons a wondrous sense of light without really covering up much.
