Sentence examples for a sparkle of from inspiring English sources

But it is hard not to see a sparkle of excitement under his hooded eyelids.

Uggie brought a sparkle of Golden Age Hollywood with him, which was perfect for The Artist.

When the characters roar into the city, Times Square at night is just a sparkle of digitized colors.

The sitter has a sparkle of personality but utterly lacks the personhood — the being-ness — that never eluded Rembrandt.

As a decent, law-abiding retail executive said with a glass of vodka in his hand and a sparkle of epiphany in his voice, "Something is happening".

Ms. Larmore's singing is luscious, with a sparkle of youthfulness and fun: her double cross-dressing, changing age as well as sex, is overtly a game.

The latest, shiniest Mog, its jacket white with a sparkling of gold stars, is called Goodbye Mog, and begins: "Mog was dead tired".

In the humorless deserts of the scientific literature, a consistent sparkle of wit is to be found in an iconoclastic column he writes in the journal Current Biology.

"It was just a fast sparkle of magic, and he channeled to some of the best R&B he had been listening to".

Mr. Wang talked of "foil-printed threadwork" and of mohair knits given a sparkle with fragments of sunglass lenses.

Although sexual assault occurs across society, men of influence or standing carrying an extra sparkle of fame can be especially prey to a sense of entitlement.