Sentence examples for luminous part from inspiring English sources

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet That luminous part of you that exists beyond personality — your soul, if you will — is as bright and shining as any that has ever been.

He urges them in the development of the spirit, That luminous part of you that exists beyond personality — your soul, if you will — is as bright and shining as any that has ever been.

A method is presented combining the IR images and the visible images; it offers further insight into the relationship between the heat emitted by the luminous part and the obscured, nonluminous, part of the flame.

With this purpose the strict mathematical algorithm to find basic dynamic parameters of the theoretical relationship between the height and the velocity of the body that help to fit observations along the luminous part of the trajectories in the best way is suggested.

A clumpy dark matter halo with varying densities and a very large, diffuse structure, as predicted by simulations, with the luminous part of the galaxy shown for scale.

As for recollection, Suhrawardi defines it in a rather Platonic manner, whereby it becomes the retrieval of images (or concepts) whose existence lies in the 'world of memorial', accessible only to the luminous part of the soul.

In some instances, bulbous, luminous parts suggest flesh, while things intricately drawn into hollows — lacy, woven materials, jewelry, flowers, spermatozoa — evoke the body's viscera.

Most of that mass is mysterious dark matter, which has been detected only by its gravitational effects on the luminous parts of the universe.

And the soft, misty colors in Phillips's portrait of Harriet Campbell, wearing a pale-pink ankle-length dress and standing against a beige background, evinces a subtlety of light and shade that reflects luminous parts of Rothko's paintings.

None of the museum's Japanese prints are included, but from the earliest piece (a charming, hand-colored 1788 etching of a hunt meeting by the English artist Thomas Rowlandson) to the most recent (Mary Prince's luminous, three-part monoprint, "Sound Lightning," from 2001), the examples illustrate nearly every aspect of graphic expression in Europe and America.

To his credit, La Farge has a light touch with his writing experiments, and for the most part "Luminous Airplanes" is an old-fashioned realist novel.