Sentence examples for most radiant from inspiring English sources

The most radiant object may be tainted goods; dealing can have unsavory ethical dimensions.

His newest film, "Everyone Says I Love You," is a musical, and one of his most radiant works.

Viola turns "Most radiant, exquisite and unmatchable beauty" into a love ballad, and Olivia gets a torch song.

How an introverted insurance executive in a three-piece suit created some of the most radiant poetry of the twentieth century.

JULIA BULLOCK One of the most radiant singers of her generation combines traditional art songs, jazz and Nina Simone classics at Caramoor on Nov. 4.

At the start of the Grave of the second sonata his sound was at is most radiant and singing; at the end it thinned into quiet desolation.

Most interior radiant heating systems -- as well as hot-water baseboard or radiator systems -- use ordinary water.

In 1968, just a year after Israel won the Six-Day War and took possession of the West Bank, Gaza, and East Jerusalem — as well as gaining dominion over more than a million Palestinians — he was far away, reading philosophy at Christ Church, the most socially radiant of the Oxford colleges.

For organic compounds resistance-heated coils of wire are most common, although radiant heating has been used.

The troupe boasts exceptional dancers, most notably the radiant Carla Körbes, who retires at the end of the season.

But it was the Schubert sonata, presented as a seamless sequence with no movement breaks, that contained the most inward and radiant playing.