Sentence examples for considerable glow from inspiring English sources
They will find the pungent compassion, the unabashed lyricism and the homespun repudiation of vanity and banality that bathed Mr. Lynch's earlier writings in their considerable glow.
Elley wrote of "an incredibly laid-back performance" while Thomas felt she "just glows as an aristocrat facing disaster with considerable aplomb".
With its slow tempos, "Assassinio" has the same kind of saintly glow as Hans Pfitzner's "Palestrina" yet the advantage of being considerable shorter.
Suddenly the glow broadens and brightens, covering much of the horizon to a considerable height.
Frank Lampard has paid a glowing tribute to Claudio Ranieri, thanking the Italian for the considerable impact he made on his career, as Chelsea prepare to welcome their former manager back to Stamford Bridge in Wednesday's Champions League tie with Juventus.
We overestimated the sway of money, factoring it into our glowing predictions for Rick Perry, who burst out of the gate with considerable campaign funds and the hope of much more.
When I profiled him, in October, 2001, he had the glow of someone who had played a hunch and won, succeeding beyond even his considerable expectations.
Its concentric ellipses of glowing color emanate from an elaborate five-tier structure of white fabric scrims and computerized lights inserted into the rotunda's cylindrical space by way of considerable engineering expertise and, I assume, a good-size budget.
