In 1953, the newlyweds Jack and Jackie Kennedy took glowing self-portraits in one.
Schroeder focuses heavily on the last debate between Bush and Clinton in 1992 and, of course, the granddaddy of them all: Richard Nixon's sweaty duel with a glowing, self-confident JFK in 1960.
Wow, the country must feel so comfortably numb with your glowing self-assessment.
Most American presidential candidates, at some point during their campaigns, publish a glowing, self-serving autobiography.
Everyone was tripping, spinning and canoodling each other's glowing selves in the process.
Glowing with self-righteous health to the tiss-tiss of her semi-privatised listening.
Business journalists have taken to producing glowing profiles of self-effacing and self-denying bosses such as Haruka Nishimatsu, the boss of Japan Airlines, who travels to work on the bus and pays himself less than his pilots, and Mike Eskew, the former boss of UPS, who flew coach and shares an administrative assistant with three other people.
This year's does with three filigree gilded silver crowns glowing, as if self-illuminated, against a black ground, a true coup de théâtre.
Brimming with the nervy energy of an ego itching to write its name on the world, Mr. Breaker scampers around the stage with antic enthusiasm, eyes glowing with righteous self-importance or popping with comic mortification.
To get a healthy, glowing tan, use self-tanning lotion or spray, or go to a spray-tanning salon.
It is important that you honor your own self so you can share what you love as your most vibrant, glowing, full and radiant self.
