Sentences with phrase «bright light of day»

Your history is about to see the bright light of day and the devious founders of your false religion are about to be exposed and it will come from within your own organization.

As the woman shrieks and rails («You there with your fancy man in the garden in the bright light of day... canoodling with him you in nothing but your floral swimming costume and showing your very thighs»), Mantel's mother, in a turn that anticipates Mantel's later descriptions of Anne Boleyn, rises from where she is basking, blinks, and dawdles indifferently indoors, leaving her daughter — small, foursquare, hands planted on her hips — to defend the family honor.

Given the mood music, offbeat dialogue, disturbed, screwed up characters and generally dark world in the bright light of day, you can't miss the affinities to her father's work.

When, at an early juncture in American Sniper, Clint Eastwood frames Bradley Cooper in the doorway of a barn silhouetted against the bright light of day, the direct visual reference to John Ford's The Searchers is less a tipping of the ten - gallon hat than a...

Where the first film never truly made it clear if there was a supernatural force at work and showed nothing that would seem terribly scary in the bright light of day, Blair Witch eventually goes all - in on the impossible, with pulsating skin parasites, flying tents and some CGI that undermines the carefully constructed practical effects.

Like many others, I have transiently experienced the pain from spasm of the iris experienced with inflammation in the eye (called uveitis) when I leave a matinee in the afternoon and I emerge from the dark theatre into the bright light of day.

While most levels take place in the bright light of day, there are a few that are at night and the guys and gals at BIT.TRIP do a great job of using this to accentuate or highlight the features of the map.

Arizona Sunshine, which takes zombie killing into the bright light of day, is one of the better shooters.

The show moves into the bright light of day with the later series of landscapes.

These are a home's purgatories — where stuff goes to never see the bright light of day, says Izsak.