Sentence examples for luminous reflection from inspiring English sources
That was for "River: The Joni Letters" (Verve), his luminous reflection on the music of Joni Mitchell, with a cadre of singers that includes Ms. Mitchell herself.
They give off a weird green glow that not only creates a luminous reflection on the walls, but also imparts a greater sense of being in the studio space, at night, alone, clandestinely waiting to trap a mouse.
Williams is a scholar (philosophy and theology), a teacher (Oxford and Cambridge), and a writer (more than thirty books, including a poetry collection, a biography of Dostoyevsky, and a luminous reflection on the nature of art and love, called "Grace and Necessity"), as well as a priest.
"When he returned from the theatre of war and from being the agent of whistling death out of the skies…" writes Ford in one of those luminous passages of reflection that have become a kind of signature, "he may have been in the grip of some great, unspecific gravity, as many GIs were.
Wind, rain, gloomily overcast, the puddled reflections more luminous than the streetlamps they reflect.
His mastery in rendering luminous skies and their reflections in the sea is only revealed in its full glory when all the nuances are spared the alteration of pigments.
It's her perfect skin that is most striking: it's so luminous I can almost see my reflection in it.
After interaction with tube the light beams suffer from imperfect reflections resulting in non-uniform luminous intensity solid even if the sky luminance is constant.
The composite phase structure of ceramic phosphor is designed for improving the extraction efficacy and increasing the luminous efficacy by breaking the total internal reflection (TIR) at the interface between air and ceramic.
As these splendid reflections indicate, Brombert has achieved a luminous contemplative style for his "trains of thought".
The brightest reflection nebulae are illuminated by B-type sthat thareare very luminous but have temperatures lower than about 25,000 K, cooler than the O-type sthat that would ionize the hydrogen in the gas and produce an H II region.
