Sentence examples similar to radiant depictions from inspiring English sources
Her depictions here of radiant fruit bowls, pink bedrooms and people in flamboyant hats make the case that our consolations for loss, bewilderment and impending death are beauty, humor and surprise.
His captivating depictions of the entertainers of Parisian night life, rendered in clear, radiant colours, dominated Paris displays for the last 30 years of the 19th century and also attracted others to the medium.
At the other extreme, Mr. Monongya's flamboyant work pumps up and almost parodies tradition, most spectacularly in a bolo tie whose postcard-perfect depiction of Monument Valley, made of inlaid coral and lapis lazuli, is so radiant, refined and saccharine that it might almost be an animated Disney cartoon on a tiny television screen.
His depiction of the inner particularity of a butcher's shop is perfunctory compared with the radiant precision of his previous representations of, say, the workings of a glove factory, a jewellery store or a boxing gym.
Its points of departure and return, between taut chords, suggest a radiant self-sufficiency, like an Andrea Mantegna painting in which figures simply stand, their drama created not through a depiction of action but through the technique of perspective, which was new then.
With mezzo-soprano Martha McLorinan as the radiant soloist, the choir's telling of the creation story seemed, with hindsight, the calm before the storm that was MacMillan's Seven Angels – a depiction of nothing less than the end of the world.
