Sentence examples for a radiant moon from inspiring English sources
Here, when a radiant moon bathes the sleeping streets, the palm tree in the square and the tops of the towering crags cut the sky sharply.
The last act of the current Delacorte production of "The Merchant of Venice" was recently performed under a heartbreakingly radiant moon, an orb to which Shakespeare's script makes several references in those scenes.
And it is her face, that radiant moon of a face, which shines out.
A view that is visible from all parts of the world – the full radiant moon.
Friedrich lavished attention on the luminous sky and its radiant moon (so bright it is sometimes thought to have been based on a lunar eclipse).
Palmer's "moonlight" paintings all look as if they must be visions, with their radiant moons and glimmering stars, but in fact they are intensely particular about reality.
As the radiant moon-queen prepares for ascension, flight or prayer: "It was clear just from the texture of her head, / she was about to raise her arms to the sky". That apparent non sequitur reminds us that movement in one part of the body delicately affects every part: the bare skin of the head might crease slightly to reflect the larger muscular movements of the arms.
She's a radiant presence.
It achieves a radiant close.
Barbara Frittoli was a radiant Donna Anna.
