Sentence examples for have luminous from inspiring English sources

The movie reveals Mr. Rogers's "eye for creating voluptuous, evocative cinematic tableaus that have luminous inner life," Stephen Holden wrote in The Times in 2009.

Some cephalopods (squids, cuttlefish, octopuses) have luminous glands, although it is disputed whether the luminous material is produced by the epithelium itself or by bacteria.

Largely made up of excerpts from 200 hours of footage shot by Mr. Rogers that was left in boxes labeled "Windmill," it reveals his eye for creating voluptuous, evocative cinematic tableaus that have luminous inner life.

The new result also confirms that the early universe had luminous galaxies with physical processes that, although not well understood, appear to mirror closely local extreme cases.

Goedhuis has luminous paintings by the Chinese-born Yang Yanping, whom it will present in a solo exhibition in New York in late April.

Beckinsale, who is sipping fizzy water at the Mercer Hotel in SoHo, has luminous pale skin, which accentuates her dark eyes and long, wavy hair.

She had luminous dark-brown skin and perfectly symmetrical features, and, in a series of photos, wore iindzila, the neck rings associated with the Ndebele people of South Africa.

A mature specimen of Felicity or Penelope also has luminous blossoms, and a likable, relaxed growth habit, but for me, scent eclipses all other considerations.

Yet, as a portrait of artists, the smaller, finely detailed canvas of Francesca Kay's An Equal Stillness (Phoenix, £7.99) – with its vibrant questing heroine based, in part, on the sculptor Barbara Hepworth – had luminous virtues as well.

It has luminous, skeletonized hands and hour pips along with an enameled crown.

"Rachel has luminous, diaphanous skin with almost no pores," he reveals.