Sentence examples for luminous life from inspiring English sources
While the chain is snaking downstream, it seems to acquire a luminous life of its own.
None of these appear in Téa Obreht's first novel, "The Tiger's Wife," yet in its pages she brings their historic and human context to luminous life.
PAGE B1 OBITUARIES JEAN CRAIGHEAD GEORGE, 92 A Newbery Award-winning writer for young people whose books brought the natural world from the Catskill Mountains to the Alaskan tundra to wild, luminous life.
Jean Craighead George, a Newbery Award-winning writer for young people whose books brought the natural world from the Catskill Mountains to the Alaskan tundra to wild, luminous life, died on Tuesday in Mount Kisco, N.Y.
Rise from within... there was a luminous life waiting to be lived.
She's been a featured guest on more than 400 radio shows and has been seen on CBS, CNN, HLN, PBS, SCFY and in Huffington Post's "16 People on Twitter Who Inspire the World" She is the author of "Ariaaisms Spiritual Food for the Soul" and "The Book of Ariaa Quotes for a Luminous Life" and her new children's book, "The Legend of All-One" will be released soon.
Two luminous, life-infused portraits glow from within a dim, heavy frame at the Biltmore Theater, where "LoveMusik" opened last night.
The movie reveals Mr. Rogers's "eye for creating voluptuous, evocative cinematic tableaus that have luminous inner life," Stephen Holden wrote in The Times in 2009.
Largely made up of excerpts from 200 hours of footage shot by Mr. Rogers that was left in boxes labeled "Windmill," it reveals his eye for creating voluptuous, evocative cinematic tableaus that have luminous inner life.
Lucent (a synonym for luminous) started life in April 1996 as one of the top 50 U.S. companies in sales, with a market value of $19 billion (now at $170 billion, even after the recent stock plunge).
We all have our own strategies for averting our vision from some of the less luminous features of life -- death, poverty, unfamiliar underwear in your lover's laundry.
