Sentence examples for lost radiance from inspiring English sources

The poem ends triumphantly, the woman understanding that her lost radiance is actually "doubly blooming".

As I wrote this week, Mr. Ono is so fastidious about his work that Mr. Gelb had only a few seconds to capture each piece of nigiri on camera before the master felt it had lost the radiance of perfection.

With the series over, and doll production slowing down, Rainbow began to lose her radiance.

That of the sculptor from the Cyclades whose work, juxtaposed with a monochrome painting that did not complement it, almost loses its radiance, and, by contrast, the Buddha with closed eyes transfigured by the proximity of a Byzantine Christ Pantocrator that endows it with a new grace.

In both genotypes, the strong tendency to choose the green channel was lost as its radiance decreased, until eventually mice chose the red channel, indicating that they perceived it as "brighter".

Writer concludes that a certain "radiance" is lost in translations.

To my ears, Netrebko has lost none of the radiance that she displayed in her first appearances.

And his sound has lost some of its youthful radiance and become a bit grainy.

Beah -- whose novel "Radiance of Tomorrow" is slated to be published next January –- lost his parents and his brothers after the outbreak of the civil war in Sierra Leone in 1991, according to UNICEF.

Once, it seemed love lit the world from within and made it take on a sacred radiance, but somehow that fire burned through everything and now I walk lost in this land of ash.

Sarah Lane (on Wednesday afternoon) brought radiance and sweetness to Act I; later, though a good enough executant, she seemed to lose heart.