Sentence examples for luminous about from inspiring English sources

"Colleen radiated something luminous about her and she liked to be attractive," Ms. Wilson said.

Mr. Bolle may tower over the tiny, willowy Ms. Ferri, but then there is something altogether luminous about how he swallows her up and then, like a prism trapping light, allows her spirit to radiate out.

There is something luminous about her.

During the Sun's life in the main sequence, the Sun is becoming more luminous (about 10% every 1 billion years, at the present time).

By texturing the phosphor structure, the enhancement of luminous flux was about 5.4% higher than that of the flat phosphor structure, and these two LEDs' correlated color temperature was 4,324 K and 4,644 K, respectively.

A luminous work, about a girl's transformation into glass.

A few years later, he was working for the government, filming luminous documentaries about the American landscape.

But while our backs are turned the author performs a switch and delivers a luminous novel about our humanity.

But then, as Anna Pavord points out in her rangey, deeply felt and sometimes luminous book about our responses to landscape, there's the bull.

Mr. Cavalier, who won the Critic's Prize in 1986 with his luminous "Thérèse," about a young nun, is a pioneer, a New Wave breakaway who created his own system.

The book was a mystery story of sorts, written in luminous prose, about wartime secrets and repressed family memories, but more than a few copies were probably sold because of the evocative title alone.