Sentence examples for always luminous from inspiring English sources

Never cloying, always luminous and a perfect encapsulation of wonder.

His achievement centers on always luminous, often panoramic but exquisitely rendered allegorical paintings that crib from, expand upon and subtly parody sources and styles ranging from the Hudson River School to Norman Rockwell, with American Social Realism and Surrealism in between, as well as commercial art, collage and illustration.

Her 170-year-old house has a silvery stone for a front step, horsehair insulation in the attic, wide floorboards of pine; they glow a fox colour in the light that is always luminous in this house, and is twinned to silence.

By 1955, Welty had written most of the works on which her reputation rests: the novels The Robber Bridegroom (1942), Delta Wedding (1946) and The Ponder Heart (1954); the linked stories of The Golden Apples (1949), and, above all, the subtle, often wry, and always luminous stories which are her finest achievement.

Cathode surface was always luminous due to high-energy ion impact, and immediately in front of the cathode, the cathode glow region can be observed.

And it does not hurt that one of our finest and most adaptable actors, Bryan Cranston, along with the always luminous Diane Lane, topline this heartbreaking tale of political intolerance that, alas, resonates fully today.

"The world had always been luminous to me … I couldn't live this lukewarm half-life".

It features a seminal performance by the always underrated, luminous Jean Simmons (who later married Brooks), who wasn't nominated for her role as Sister Sharon Falconer -- but did win Oscars for performances by Burt Lancaster and Shirley Jones.

From the water, the city is almost always captivating: the luminous green breast of Carl Schurz Park dipping down to the East River below Gracie Mansion; Battery Park City climbing toward the World Trade Center towers; the Staten Island Ferry terminal pilings groaning against the weight of the boats; the water below the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge butter-colored in late afternoon light.

"Bonnard's work is luminous and always painterly," says Aurélie in a typically unconvincing chat, "but his subjectivity is totally radical".

"Annie always had this beautiful luminous quality about her," said Robert Johanson, the artistic director of the Paper Mill. "There are certain indescribable things that indicate star quality, and Annie has got it.