Sentence examples for luminous atmosphere from inspiring English sources

This luminous atmosphere, and the spontaneous quality of his brushwork, give his paintings an appealing immediacy.

One of the first hollow earth theories was proposed in 1692 by the English astronomer Edmund Halley (discoverer of the now-famous comet), who suggested that the Earth was composed of four spheres, each embedded in the others like so many matryoshka dolls, illuminated by a luminous atmosphere and perhaps inhabitable.

Most of these small works are constructed with shapes cut from, and applied to, papers that have been so densely covered with varied layers of nuanced, ethereal watercolor that the surface can seem like skin in some instances or like an uncanny, luminous atmosphere in others.

The other score, "Chiaroscuro," with Kremer alone, has fits of violence exploding out of an otherwise luminous atmosphere.

For more than 20 minutes, Satie patiently sticks to a few chords and ideas that create a luminous atmosphere.

Leavening the rather grim atmosphere with luminous earth tones (photographed by Suzie Lavelle) and a smidgen of wry humor, this low-budget beauty draws you in.

And oh, what a view: hundreds of miles in every direction, with a glimpse of the Earth's curve and the luminous arc of the atmosphere.

With washes of transparent color, the artist is able to capture light and atmosphere, achieving luminous effects that suggest immediacy and freshness.

And so the idea of having the opening section performed on Thursday by students from Kirstein's beloved school was especially poignant, and all but a fraught Darci Kistler maintained the atmosphere of luminous mystery.

The New York Times said of her: "The simple realism, nostalgic atmosphere and luminous color with which Grandma Moses portrayed homely farm life and rural countryside won her a wide following.

One wonders how long Morris had to tarry to achieve such luminous gradations of light and atmosphere in these breathtaking pictures.