Sentence examples for radiant at from inspiring English sources

His mother was radiant at the news.

Ms. Wilson looked radiant at Town Hall on Wednesday night.

The hashtag can be used when Michelle Obama looks radiant at the State of Union address, or when Serena leaped in the air after winning Wimbledon or when a black girl uploads a selfie at her graduation ceremony.

Gazing at Ms. Christie, who is still radiant at 71, stirs up complicated feelings: Her feisty Mimi, a pot dealer who lives off the grid with her partner (Sam Elliott), is no meltingly empathic dream girl, but men of a certain age may fall in love with her all over again.

So often I have seen the dawn come and the light flood over the land and everything turn radiant at once, that word "good" so profoundly affirmed in my soul that I am amazed I should be allowed to witness such a thing.

Joan Crawford is depicted, without makeup and looking strangely sweet, on a radio sound stage; Jane Wyman is shown radiant at hearing raves for her performance in "Johnny Belinda"; Ava Gardner is photographed laughing with the kind of naturalness she never showed on screen.

And last year there was a rash of well-made plays about young couples trying to get on the property ladder: Deposit at Hampstead theatre, Radiant Vermin at Soho, Mike Bartlett's Game at the Almeida.

Art One of the most intriguing shows in Chelsea right now is "The Radiants," at Bortolami.

And the leads are undeniably radiant: Claire Danes at 17 and Leonardo DiCaprio at 22.

On election night, she writes, you are to wear "the look of radiant relief at victory or brave composure at defeat".

The sun rises daily to a near-vertical position at noon, ensuring a high level of incoming radiant energy at all seasons.