A kind of shining wire bag we're all trapped in, which might explain some shit, right?
"You can see how the gravel is a lot cleaner right here — it kind of shines," said Mr. Atkinson, a fishery biologist with the Maine Department of Marine Resources.
Compare Dorothy McKibbin's description of the first atomic blast: "The leaves of the green native trees were kind of shining with the gold.
River tunnels, buried beneath mud and water, do not seem to be the kind of shining towers of American might that would attract terrorists.
Dorothy McKibbin was watching from a hilltop near Albuquerque, and described the experience in terms that resonate with the imagery of Rukeyser's "Easter Eve 1945": "The leaves of the green native trees were kind of shining with the gold.
Lured by Mattia's nonchalance, she sees "something in his eyes, a kind of shining molecule drowning in those dark pupils, which, Nadia was sure, no woman had ever been able to capture".
Now too easily overlooked in the history of fantasy, MacDonald's stories ("At the Back of the North Wind," "The Princess and the Goblin," and, most of all, "Phantastes") evoked in Lewis an emotion bigger than mere pleasure — a kind of shining sense of goodness and romance and light.
Through the trees, like some kind of shining, round white tit, is the top of the power station.
"It was like the Adonis gods were kind of shining on me for whatever reason that day, and every girl was like looking at me, and talking to me, and suddenly this one girl was not," Rob says of his sudden infatuation.
