Sentence examples for ebullient light from inspiring English sources

Finnish artist, Janne Parviainen, has impressed the likes of National Geographic and racked up some serious Flickr love with his ebullient light paintings, which are all created through long hours, and even longer lens exposures. .

Formally rigorous and emotionally ebullient, Lavender Light offers uplift to all.

In other words, the crowds at the premier trance festival could turn their internalized desires into ebullient beams of light that rocketed into the skies of Idanha-a-Nova Idanha-a-Nova

Sloane Crosley: So what was that we were saying about this being a lighter, ebullient antidote to last season?

PUSHING aside the thick curtain at the entrance to A Little Bit of Cuba, you leave behind the winter darkness for a hub of ebullient festivity, where lights are soft, and shutters on the walls frame views of Cuba.

But the one mother most clearly limned on those stone benches at Damrosch Park is the one riding the tram with me: serene, ebullient, carefree, catching the light of the sun on her face as she recited the name of the stations to me.

The deeds are dark, and so are the rooms, but there is, in this ebullient movie, an occasional shaft of light, and an acceptance of human frailty that is rarely much in evidence elsewhere in Clouzot's work.

"Her ebullient personality, full of fire and light, does not prevent her from magically falling into the flow of the pure modern figures that flow one from the other with the same lightness and naturalness with which ideal similarities of mathematics conceptually grow and silently combine in their beautiful dance of elevated and looping truths".

Why the data isn't stronger when it comes to the number of IPOs that we see in the domestic market, especially in light of 2017's ebullient stock market, isn't clear.

The verses are musically foreboding, while the choruses, with their ebullient gospel choirs splaying shards of iridescent light onto proceedings, make for an emotional juxtaposition that sways back and forth several times.

Mr. Rouse's "Rapture," an emphatic display of virtuosic scoring, conjured mounting waves of dazzling, major-key light, flecked by woodwind bird song, ebullient back-desk violin solos and surging dual timpanists.