Sentence examples for even more radiant from inspiring English sources

The New York Film Festival showed a few Godard features during the 1980s, but after the devastating review in The New York Times by Vincent Canby for the austerely gorgeous, opaque, provocatively titled "Nouvelle Vague" at the 1990 festival, there would not be a new Godard film at Lincoln Center until the even more radiant (and contentious) elegy for cinema "In Praise of Love" was shown in 2001.

Beals somehow looks even more radiant than she did during her early '80s Flashdance days.

His voice was even more radiant than on his albums.

After the program is over, the church appears even more radiant, now a glowing structure in the dark cemetery.

She looked even smaller and more radiant in the sepulchral murk.

This will hold in the moisture from your shower and make your skin even more soft and radiant.

And the show's second rotation of fragile treasures is every bit as good as the first, perhaps better, with even more in the way of radiant color and an added demon or two.

This disjunction is made even more raw by Evelyn Herlitzius's radiant account of the scene and by Thielemann's unerring conducting of the final pages, which cap a reading of enormous orchestral sensitivity.

A 1952 portrait of Freud's soon-to-be second wife Caroline Blackwood, an even more wide-eyed aristocrat and writer, features a radiant beauty.

If you feel that your skin needs a bit of coverage, don't reach for foundation, try and find a good tinted moisturiser which will help to even out your skin tone and make you more radiant, without clogging up your pores or painting over your real skin colour.

Apply just a tiny bit of this organic oil in the morning and at night, and you'll see your skin is more radiant and smooth, with a more even tone.