reflected light

We then see the reflected light as the color of water.

That what you see is only ever reflected light from another place.

What you're seeing the moon by is the reflected light of the sun.

But even the silver did not catch the reflected light.

Then the reflected light will be the color of the rainbow.

A finger of reflected light ran red along the edge.

He looked ashamed in the reflected light from the machine.

We came closer to the point where the reflected light had originated.

"It gives one the chance of shining right through the 20th century with a reflected light."

A minute passed, then reflected light showed from a door on the hidden side.

Signals that use reflected light, for instance, cannot be used in the dark.

In the reflected light the creature seemed to be smiling.

A flash of reflected light caught his eye in the distance.

The room was white with the reflected light from the falling snow beyond the windows.

The glass facade of the building was designed with reflected light in mind.

This should include reflected light, which is common in a city of large glass and steel buildings.

The great crystal held nothing except reflected light from the evening sun, but he did not want to look at it.

'Well, of course there's always some reflected light, once your eyes get used to being out at night.

The reflected light from the window accented her blue eyes.

Thinking back to the moment she'd entered the room, she saw the flash of reflected light.

She looked away from him, her eyes glinting with reflected light.

Here and there the water winked with the reflected light of a star.

They also describe the phase shift of the reflected light.

Just barely, she could make out an area less dark, which must be where the windows reflected light from the other rooms.

He'd much rather gaze at the face above it, glowing with reflected light.