Sentence examples for from radiant from inspiring English sources

Padmore anchored the proceedings with a tirelessly expressive recitative, his slender tenor communicating everything from radiant wonder to raw terror.

The room was immaculate, awash in silver fixtures and blond woods, the floors warm from radiant heat, the sheets and pillowcases so white and crisp they crackled when touched.

Years of discussion about the future of the Long Island City waterfront -- which benefits from radiant views of Manhattan, directly across the East River -- have had their first major concrete results in the Queens West development.

"New York Makes Me" and "Perfect Strangers," 80's pop parodies (with music by Ms. Barsha and lyrics by Ira Gasman and Stuart Ross) from "Radiant Baby," a musical work in progress about Keith Haring, were both laugh-out-loud funny.

You can choose from Radiant, Positive, Warm, Breeze, Glow, Golden, Fame and Stark.

A theoretical evaluation of combustion modification techniques for the control of nitric oxide emissions from radiant dominated industrial and utility.

And in the title story, the man with the time machine "gets a glimpse of the far-from-radiant Communist future".

Polley has a wonderful eye, not least for the waves of worry that pass over people's faces, and she gets as much from Williams as she did from a radiant Julie Christie in "Away From Her" (2007).

Curator RJ Supa brings together colour changing Alien-esque sculptures from Benjamin Phelan, radiant horizon paintings from Michael Childress, and double-exposed, radioactive photographs from Scott Alario, for a type of new glow best described by the Wiz lyric quoted in the press release: It's amazing how I get so high and stay so down to Earth.

Its bright medium-slow meteors diverge from a radiant point close to Castor but appear in all parts of the sky.

All sections of the Juilliard ensemble shone in the intense and beautifully detailed performance of the Mahler symphony led by Mr. Gardner, from the radiant opening, with its shimmering A, to the exuberant conclusion.