"There is a luminosity and depth in them," he said quietly.
The paintings that emerged have a luminosity, the arrangements of vegetables, fruit and packaging taking on a surreal quality.
White clothing imparts a luminosity and air of optimism to the wearer -- a sense of the good life, so to speak.
Her Kick-Ass co-star, Nicolas Cage, called her "marvellously charismatic", and she has a luminosity reminiscent of a young Jodie Foster.
Here is a luminosity to bring the ghosts of Monet and his gang bowing their heads to the canvas in a gesture of intense scrutiny indistinguishable from reverence.
It was some intensified glorious glow, a luminosity peculiar to this place, contained within the open plaza at the heart of the Mosque.
Eager to test the nature of NGC 6822, Hubble counted stars in the galaxy to various brightness limits and found a luminosity function for its brightest stars.
A star classed as a supergiant may have a diameter several hundred times that of the Sun and a luminosity nearly 1,000,000 times as great.
A standard, huge, fixed-in-place sunroof over the front and rear seats provides a luminosity that offsets the rather small windows.
Here, the benchmark CERN had set itself was to reach a luminosity, or collision rate, of 1032 per square centimetre per second.
Rushing to capture an extraordinary light, Adams somehow recalled that the moon has a luminosity of 250 candles per square foot, and quickly exposed a plate.
