Yet she suddenly lights up and becomes ethereal.
She thereupon ate some, became ethereal, and found she could float across the hills at will.
Flavin's fluorescent lights, industrial hardware ordinarily, became ethereal art (colored light, making swimmy shapes) when plugged into a gallery's electrical socket.
In the third movement, "The Eucharist," almost as if the previous hellish descent had not happened, the music becomes ethereal, with glowing harmonies and quizzical phrases, all conveyed vividly by Mr. N t-S in aN t-S inlandrs.
"And since then he's become this ethereal presence".
Juliette Binoche, whose beauty, now that she is in her forties, has become less ethereal and more ripely sensual, makes her character a shrewd and argumentative person whose feelings are easily hurt.
And while contemporary art theory leans more toward the political, the economic and the social — particularly in recent months, with the Occupy movement inspiring many artists — Ms. Smith has become more ethereal and spiritual, a kind of earth mother/artist, producing drawings, tapestries and sculptures suggestive of talismans instead of aesthetic objects.
Ms. Hagerty becomes an ethereal, whispery ghost of a girl, who suddenly acquires startling flesh and volume.
The words and notes seemed to hang in the air at times, and to dissolve quickly elsewhere, creating an effect that became more ethereal as the work unfolded.
So the music became very ethereal, mystic, and mysterious".
