Sentence examples for luminous examples from inspiring English sources

The China Institute in Manhattan is exhibiting 77 luminous examples borrowed from museums and private collections all over the world.

In his homily, Benedict urged the faithful to learn from "the luminous examples of these saints," men and women who "did not put themselves at the center but chose to go against the current and live according to the Gospel".

Although the broadcast did not mention the paedophilia scandal, the Pope appeared to allude vaguely to it on Thursday when he commented on the forthcoming beatification of his predecessor John Paul II, noting that the Church had both "shameful mistakes and luminous examples".

The Basel murals, along with luminous examples of other 1950s paintings in the show, are made with thinned oil paint.

The International Network of Health Promoting Hospitals and Health Services is devoted to narrowing the gap between principle and practice, and to converting the luminous examples of possibility into the industry standards that prevail.

NATHALIE BAYE, now 62, is a luminous example of a French star aging gracefully and sexily with no expiration date of desirability.

His Majesty also paid high tribute to the aid and assistance furnished by foreign countries, which, he said, provided a luminous example of the solidarity of the human race.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel called Mandela a "luminous example" that will continue to inspire justice advocates for years to come.

In the Building of Luminous Clouds, for example, he displayed a large, 16-panel screen.

It is possible that the next candidates for analogous ball-lightning-like luminous objects could be, for example, plasmatrone-produced pieces of silicon-filled, or carbon-filled, or, for example, the silver powder (frothing agent with boiling point ∼ 2162 °C aluminium powder (oxidable heat source)—filled alumina (melting point ∼ 2054 °C, boiling point ∼ 3000 °C) foam heat-insulating material.

For her M.F.A. thesis project at Bard in 2006, she chronicled the homes and possessions of agoraphobics, in luminous photographs that depict, for example, the night table of a Pennsylvania woman who hadn't left her house in years and who experienced anxiety if any of the objects sitting beside her bed were moved.