But it would also be reasonable to expect some piano-and-guitar duets, in a style that suggests the more high-spirited, effulgent side of the Brazilian-jazz spectrum.
There may be more burnished, emotionally effulgent interpretations of the familiar slow movement of Rachmaninov's symphony, but this performance could not be faulted for its graceful and ingratiating sweep.
Mr. Jones evoked Armstrong's effulgent tone, but his harmonic logic suggested more recent influences.
The drawings show sometimes more clearly even than the actual buildings the combination of formal discipline and effulgent feeling, the union of the mechanical and the romantic, the union of the audacious engineer, enthralled by the possibilities of technology, and the highly individualized artist, that were the man himself.
What's more, whereas most seeds require external light to grow, human beings are self-effulgent, meaning you generate light from within (this is not only a spiritual fact discernable through meditation, scientific instruments have now detected that human beings 'glow' with a measurable light).
Effulgent India overwhelms her preparation.
It was expansive, noisy and effulgent.
Octopuses cartwheel by, leaving an effulgent red trail.
However, effulgent new enterprise has been elusive, while good jobs, many working for the common good, are largely replaced by low-paid, part-time, temp work, pitching many more households on to tax credits and housing benefit to keep afloat.
Viewed at a distance, "Whitey" is an aurora of effulgent white gold.
What other artist, except Matisse, makes effulgent hues seem at one with cool intelligence?
