Sentence examples for words of light from inspiring English sources

(And every moment does: for a couple of words of light backup vocals, a revolving riff holding a tune together, and a short lead in harmony with Mr. Campbell. It was fascinating to see how Mr. Thurston slides into this puzzle, subsuming himself into the whole, no matter what he plays).

— Poetry Foundation Let the Light Enter By Frances Ellen Watkins Harper The Dying Words of Goethe "Light! more light! the shadows deepen, And my life is ebbing low, Throw the windows widely open: Light! more light! before I go.

The news of his death placed the entire country in mourning, and the sentiment of the country endorsed the famous words of Henry ("Light-Horse Harry Leeembodieddind in resolutions that John Marshall introduced in the House of Representatives, that he was "first in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his countrymen".

The message throughout the song, in which Martin sings, is words of encouragement: "Lights will guide you home / And ignite your bones / And I will try to fix you".

Still confusing, however: Why did "gay," of all the words for light and carefree, come to mean homosexuality?

You can read these words because particles of light, photons, have bounced off the screen or paper and reached your eyes.

The campaign against Lambert is tantamount to institutional hijacking and attacks the very essence of the university as – in Benjamin Disraeli's words – "a place of light, of liberty, and of learning"." A group of academics responded with a letter to the same publication, citing a "growing clamour from politicians, opinion formers and the wider public for Lambert to be sacked".

Physicists were initially uncertain of the nature of X-rays, although it was soon suspected (correctly) that they were waves of electromagnetic radiation, in other words, another form of light.

But not with this interactive installation called Murmur a collaboration between design studios Chevalvert, 2Roqs, Polygraphik, and Splank which turns users' words into patterns of light on a wall. .

A hooded oracle with an uncanny (and unbilled) resemblance to Glenn Close emerges from the shadows to deliver some cryptic words of wisdom: "From light comes darkness, and from darkness, light".

But Badu dispensed her hard truths gently, delivering two words of advice—"Pack light"—while encouraging listeners to hear her as someone who needed help at least as much as they did.