Sentence examples for incandescent language from inspiring English sources

The narrative edges forward in fragments, uncovering truths about identity and money and sex with incandescent language that, for all of its formal experimentation, is intimate and searingly direct.

This was also Shakespeare's liberating effect upon his contemporaries, many of whom couldn't read, but could watch and listen and be caught up in his sublime poetry to find themselves transformed by incandescent language that invited them to enter the collective dream of his plays.

First, his absolutely incandescent use of language.

Along with a text-responsive trio of gamba and theorbos, ENO has assembled a cast whose love of language informs every note – not just the incandescent Connolly and Williams (their Act III duet is the musical highlight), but young artists Aoife O'Sullivan, Sophie Junker and Rhian Lois.

For instance, words such as buoyant, incandescent, luminous, throaty, etc.

She likes to frame ecological arguments not in the common conservationist language of interdiction — consume less, reduce your food miles, lose those incandescent bulbs — but rather as overtures to more engaged and imaginative participation.

The language they understand consists of barrel bombs and nerve gas and the scimitars of incandescent theists.

If the language was sometimes humourless or rotely Marxist, the effort to make art matter in the world could produce incandescent results.

Yet Radford was incandescent.

See incandescent lamp; lamp.

His Tory colleagues are incandescent.