Sentence examples for glowing appearance from inspiring English sources

The "resplendent" in this quetzal's name characterizes the brilliantly glowing appearance of the bird, particularly the male, quite well.

The waters along Tasmania's north-west coastline have taken on a bizarre, glowing appearance in recent days.

And at the risk of sounding as if I've made this up, the day after the treatment a friend actually commented on the "glowing" appearance of my skin.

And while it's an inarguable treat to see the lovely Pippa Scott return to the big screen (and effortlessly upstage her leading lady) after an absence of almost three decades, her glowing appearance only dims the movie around her. From its "once upon a time" beginning to the anticlimactic end, "Footprints" remains fatally lodged in La-La Land.

As is often the case with period rooms, you cannot go into this one, but you can look in through windows; because everything is white inside, it has a dreamy, glowing appearance, as if it were the ghost of the room it copies.

But between Monday's epic T Magazine salute to the first lady and this glowing appearance in the custom-made, bad-ass dress of our dreams, we've officially been pushed to our breaking point.

Both factions agree that the artist's use of the "Rise" filter gives the work the glowing, haloed appearance of a Renaissance fresco and underscores the implication that Mr. Button is a good boy.

The fundus showed sunset glow appearance with multiple small atrophic lesions (Figure 1E,F).

These complications are accompanied by alterations in the retinal pigment epithelium in the form of hypo or hyperplasia or granular changes leading to a sunset glow appearance associated in some cases with Dalen-Fuchs nodules [3].

Fundus examination revealed optic disc hyperemia and a shallow ERD in the posterior pole in the RE and diffuse depigmentation producing a sunset-glow appearance with some pigmentary changes in the LE (Fig. 1).

Thus, the emission at higher frequencies (shorter wavelengths) is more intense, giving rise to its characteristic blue glow appearance, and it tends to be directionally emitted at an acute angle relative to the path of travel [ 7].