"Jane Walsh was a luminous person whose kindness and generosity brought light into the lives of all who knew her," said Joseph M. McShane, S.J., president of Fordham University.
I think one of the marvels of Nicole's performance is that you understand that though she is enormously troubled on this day in her life, in which she is onscreen for exactly thirty-one minutesheshe is also the most compelling, luminous person in the room.
She is a luminous person, full of compassion and brilliance.
It is impossible to guess Tracie Martyn's age; she is a luminous faerie person with shimmering blue eyes who could be the hot trophy wife of Bilbo Baggins.
On Jan . 5 , 2012Giles Joslyn, an energetic, funny, brilliantly musical and utterly luminous young person, took his own life.
And in some unfair twist, the "Glee" actress manages to come off as even more luminous in person than she appears in magazines and on screen.
Described as the "gateway" to all subsequent learning, the Great Learning outlines the series of methods to be mastered in order for a person to manifest luminous virtue.
Firstly, the mind of every person is cognitively luminous, which means, that a person knows her mental states, respectively her j-factors for a justification [2, 13] and secondly, axiomatic principles guide the reflection of a person about her justification [2].
So he joins up, after courting and promising to marry a local nurse (Theresa Palmer, playing a quality — "luminous" — as opposed to a person).
Indeed, in darkness an erect person makes errors <2° when aligning an initially tilted luminous bar with the expected direction of gravity [ 20].
Its central romance develops naturally, and the film's heroine, Laila (played by luminous, able-bodied actor Kalki Koechlin), grows in many ways, not just as a person with a disability.
