Sentence examples similar to constantly radiant from inspiring English sources

"I think he thought I was crazy," Mary Jacqueline Bissett, looking radiant and constantly proud) tells Jesus.

But television lives and dies by its characters, and "Empire" is a radiant showcase of strong, complicated and modern archetypes, splendidly performed, and constantly rearranged in dazzling display.

The second half of the concert is built around Pärt's Nunc Dimittis, which climaxes in a radiant example of his trademark tintinnabulation, and Byrd's massive six-part motet Tribue, Domine, in which textures constantly switch between all 18 singers and a much reduced choir.

Pound took the opportunity to extend the definition of Imagisme to art, naming it Vorticism: "The image is a radiant node or cluster; it is ... a VORTEX, from which, and through which, and into which, ideas are constantly rushing".

"Radiant day.

"It was radiant.

And radiant.

THEATER "The Radiant".

"People were radiant," he said.

Luminous, radiant, pale.

She was radiant.