Sentence examples for easy glow from inspiring English sources

Mr. Yergin prints an oilman's maxim: "Easy glum, easy glow".

The pleasures are rarely raw, surprising, or complex, but they are reliable, and there is an easy glow in the sureness of the execution.

Though Manhattan (shot this time by Darius Khondji) is as lovely, and as loved, as ever -- especially Central Park, which gives off an easy glow of enchantment in the background -- "Anything Else" views the city as a land of traps and snares.

It's easy to glow indulgent blue or righteous green; the challenge is to maintain an even shade of turquoise.

It's easy to speak in glowing terms of medical breakthroughs that will slow or reverse aging.

When the dye leaks out of the problem area, the black light causes the dye to glow brightly, making it easy to identify.

On a quest for the perfect glow, it's easy to overdo it.

Knowing this, it's pretty easy to guess how the glow stick made its way from psychedelic rock to psychedelic acid house as the rave scene began to take shape in the late 80s.

Didn't it just seem apt that the once-future star of Fox News and the Tea Party movement lost her national media platform just days after the president she tried to demonize for four years basked in the glow of his easy reelection victory?

When you place them, they beep loudly and flash with an orange glow, making them easy for enemies to find, avoid and even use against you if they shoot them.

There is little to dislike about the 87-year-old's performance however: the sun is blazing, the picnic carpets are covered in lazy-limbed families who've plonked themselves down for the rest of the day, bathing in the romantic, rose-tinted glow of the easy-listening king.