That the 18 members of the company exude physical radiance while lifting legs, crawling across a stage, shedding most of their costumes, pounding on percussion instruments or flying through the ether is one of the factors that has endeared the troupe to American audiences since its 1981 debut.
But out of costume, he still exudes the radiance of a Galahad protected from harm by an invisible shield of virtue and innocence.
(Holden) * 'PRIDE & PGEJUDICE' (PG, 128 minutes) In this sumptuous, extravagantly romantic adaptation of Jane Austen's 1813 novel, Keira Knightley's Elizabeth Bennet exudes a radiance that suffuses the movie.
All of 'Em!!!," as part of Lincoln Center's American Songbook series, she exuded the metallic radiance of a human sparkler.
The lovely Ms. Tarasova exudes a soft radiance in the early scenes, when Irina brims with idealism, insisting that she will be happy if only she can work.
She exudes a certain confidence and radiance everywhere she goes.
In Walkabout, he exudes a magnetism and a physical radiance that has endured across four decades in front of the camera.
His iconic image exudes a nurturing calm and a spiritual radiance that sadly eluded the artist.
And it came as some surprise that on Monday night, Ms. Peck, a small, strong dancer who always exudes bright cheer, achieved an impeccable, unforced radiance in the pas de deux that showed her as a ballerina rather than a confident soubrette.
In that far-off time, before the invasion of the camera's eye, a person wasn't assigned a noble pedigree or social standing because of some inner radiance or aspect of worthiness that he or she exuded — just as there is nothing inherently inspiring about this or that celebrity whose doings are meticulously tracked.
