Sentence examples for has always radiated from inspiring English sources

I'm a longtime fan of Elverum, who has always radiated an attractive sense of fundamental artistic independence.

An actor who has always radiated a furtive, clenched volatility, Mr. Strathairn gives his most sinister performance since "Dolores Claiborne"; he is almost extravagantly villainous.

Cameron has always radiated the sense that he was born to rule, and people who think like that tend to have unpleasant childhoods.

Her brother has always been the family star -- everything he touches turns to gold, and his parents have always radiated with pride in every little and big thing he does.

Perched on the end of a chair in a hotel suite a few dozen stories above Midtown Manhattan, the preternaturally cherubic 55-year-old Mr. Miyamoto radiated the contentment of someone who has always wanted to make fun.

"I'll pray on it," Sander says, and his mother radiates approval, and at that exact moment he splits into two people, the one he has always been and some itchy, wayward newborn.

The "way they radiate out" had always amazed him.

A famous crossing point on the Danube where highways have always converged in the past, it has become the hub of the country's trunk roads and main railway lines, all of which radiate from the capital.

Wealth has radiated from these thriving port cities as manufacturing industries have mushroomed around them.

He had vibrated with anxiety; she had radiated cool confidence.

No wonder it has radiated such effortless confidence.