This show is full of colourful, luminous delights.
Siegel conveyed the ugliness and the horror that often lodges beneath alluring surfaces, whether of behavior or of objects; the luminous delights of his sleek and allusive direction convey a terrifyingly cold worldview.
There's simply no space in this sort of by-numbers carve-up for organically grown talents like psych-prog delights Luminous Detorri, the impish new wave of Missing Maddy, or the guttural post-punk of Nanging Chain – a band who've been doing great things on the Leeds scene for nearly a year now, and are quite clearly ready to make the step up.
All is delivered in clear and luminous prose that is a delight to read.
Craftsmen delight in the luminous qualities of their medium, as well as the versatility it affords them.
I made it using wax crayons, enjoying their luminous colours, and I was delighted with it.
Devoted runners like me still make it to the park and delight in the briskly luminous setting, but we are outnumbered by the dogs, who, encouraged by their owners, have taken these conditions as an invitation to run wild at all hours, brazenly taking over our turf and leaving their mark - yellow stains defiling otherwise pristine white snow.
In Clarke's universe, faerie is a place both luminous and dark, a garden of delights and of tortures simultaneously.
Yves Montand Montand Chante Prévert (1962) One of the lesser-known delights of the chanson tradition, this luminous album collects 15 songs and poems by Jacques Prévert and sets them to music as sweet and evocative as a madeleine.
(Was it Turkish delight, or beef jerky?) A quick and luminous meditation by Ange Mlinko made me absolutely long for salad, any salad, while A.E. Stallings sent me scouring my local farmers market for obscure Greek greens.
From the omni-present Ferris wheel to the luminous dandelions that separate stages to the Oasis Dome, Coachella's delights have become an epileptic's nightmare.
