Sentence examples for deep glowing from inspiring English sources

Shot in deep, glowing monochrome, with the camera completely still for all but two scenes, Ida is a study in expressive silence and composure.

The opening concert featured The Way to Castle Yonder (1990), a "potpourri" of orchestral interludes from the opera Higglety Pigglety Pop!, full of deep, glowing colours unique to Knussen's aural treasury.

As you look down, the cream dims to a fluorescent beige, and then darkens into a deep glowing turquoise.

Before his return to Dordrecht in 1654, Maes painted a few Rembrandtesque genre pictures as well as a biblical scene with life-size figures in deep glowing colours (Christ Blessing the Children, 1652 53; originally attributed to Rembrandt).

Mr. Alexander, a young tenor saxophonist, absorbed not only the musical syntax of his heroes -- principally Sonny Stitt and John Coltrane -- but also the sound: he positions the microphone nearly inside the bell of his horn and gets a deep, rich glow, centering on the low midrange of the horn's notes.

Mr. Alexander, a tenor saxophonist, absorbed not only the musical syntax of his heroes -- principally Sonny Stitt and John Coltrane -- but also the sound: he positions the microphone nearly inside the bell of his horn and gets a deep, rich glow, centering on the low midrange of the horn's notes.

Later we trot onwards in the deep glow of late afternoon.

It removes the surface membrane and polishes carrots to a "deep glow" so they look fresh and wet weeks later.

Kendrick Scott Oracle CONVICTION There's a deep glow to "Conviction" (World Culture Music/Concord Jazz), a new offering by the expressive drummer Kendrick Scott and his band Oracle.

Feel a deep glow of pleasure at that many, at a stack of correspondence to be dipped into at your leisure.

As soon as Gordon saw her, he felt the deep glow of old friendship.