Sentence examples for ever radiated from inspiring English sources
Has anyone, in any sport, ever radiated more unalloyed, exuberant joy at success, not just for himself but on behalf of his team-mates and his nation?
In a series of dazzling and ever radiating digressions, Gilchrist takes us from Nora Jane's perspective into the mind of hapless, devoted Freddy, just before an earthquake hits San Francisco and he becomes an unlikely hero.
As ever, he radiates pure steroidal enthusiasm, rapping as if it was always Christmas morning.
They're the fastest-growing category, the vanguard in a land of stagnant wages, low interest rates, and ever-radiating sprawl.
I would wake up in the morning doubled over with vomiting and the most intense pain I've ever felt radiating from the center of my abdomen.
The uncertainties range from whether or not the spinach at the market is dangerously radiated, to how soon, if ever, the quake-debilitated industries will recover.
Excitement radiated from Stephen, obliterating his ever-present cool and giving me my first delicious taste of the bliss that comes from being part of something that makes the person you love deeply happy.
We liked the way she sassed the boys without ever giving the impression that she found them ridiculous, and the way she radiated a helpless fondness when talking to Roger, her boss and long-term lover.
He was vibrant and fun, a man who radiated joy and appreciated life's small pleasures more than anyone I'd ever known.
The mass of pilgrims, he says, radiated "the energy of love": "People talk about 'feeling the love.' Where do you ever get to see that?
