It is, instead, a sparkling reminder of how a movie absorbed in its own historical moment and preoccupied with the legacies of the past can resonate into a future that lies beyond its specific range of imagination (while looking at least as luminous as it did when Mussolini first laid eyes on it).
By using this structure, the best performance of the WOLED is obtained at a luminous efficiency at 11.8 cd/A and the turn-on voltage of 100 cd/m2 at 4.6 V.
Caravaggio's gruesome version of Judith Beheading Holofernes is in Rome's Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Antica, while at the wonderful Galleria Borghese you can gaze at his luminous portrait of St Jerome before catching Bernini's Daphne at the very moment she is transformed into a tree.
Perhaps the most ill-timed cough I ever heard came at one of the most exquisite moments in all of Schubert, at a luminous harmonic shift in the slow movement of his posthumous B flat Sonata.
The group's performance on Friday evening at St. Bartholomew's Church on Park Avenue, conducted by Peter Phillips, showcased this choir at its luminous best.
Tremain is at her luminous best in these odd moments of companionability; she has the art of finding the improbable graces in human connection.
Her treasurable discs of songs by Grieg, Sibelius and Loewe, and of Bach's B minor Mass, Passions and cantatas also show Ms. Groop at her luminous best.
Chelsea's third-choice striker duly took the ball, looked up at the luminous orange "Drogba Legend" sign, calmly set the ball and finished with the alacrity they had seen so consistently in these parts.
To Ruebsamen's credit -- and that of the novel's gifted translator, Paul Vincent -- Lulu's perspective is fresh, credible and distinctly drawn, sustained by prose that is at once luminous and dark.
2008 – The Road Home by Rose Tremain Sylvia Brownrigg wrote: "Tremain is at her luminous best in... odd moments of companionability; she has the art of finding the improbable graces in human connection.
Anyone who doubts this should look at the luminous portrait of Madame Putman by her longtime friend (and client) Karl Lagerfeld that opens our story, or Fran-->ois Nars's magnetic photograph of her in his 1999 book, "X-RAY".
