Sentence examples for delicate luminous from inspiring English sources

It's a romantic question, knit out of gossamer spider threads of longing and desire: delicate, luminous, yet stronger than steel.

The artists include Byung-Hoon Choi, who hand-carves and sands stacked laminated red oak to make soft, curvaceous side tables ($50,000 for the pair), above; Jin Jang, who creates delicate, luminous porcelain bowls perforated with tiny holes ($2,000); and Hun-Chung Lee, who makes ceramic stools with glazed surfaces and gently rounded edges ($9,000).

In her bountiful sympathies for Addams, Elshtain creates a series of delicate and luminous exegeses.

Made in gouache on cardboard, these works are small, delicate and often luminous.

Instead of the smooth structure that might be expected of a gas, a delicate tracery of luminous filaments can be detected down to the smallest scale that can be resolved.

From the bare bones of the case, writer Peter Whelan has spun a delicate and emotionally luminous play that speculates on what might have happened, and about the state of Susanna's marriage.

A collaboration with Bauer Pottery of Los Angeles, the new version captures the delicate forms and luminous palette of the originals, including radiant chartreuse and sea-foam blue in newly formulated glazes.

The Wilton Diptych, though, his luminous and delicate altarpiece, is evidence of the king as aesthete.

BEIJING — Even in a blue-striped hospital bathrobe, her face wiped clean of makeup and marked with purple lines by her surgeon, the young woman who called herself Devil embodied an image of beauty widely admired in China: large, luminous eyes, a delicate nose and softly sculpted cheekbones.

Valeria Uralskaya, the editor of Ballet magazine in Russia, described her as "a luminous and delicate adolescent".

With rhythmic, delicate textures, he created a living, luminous space.