Sentence examples for radiant during from inspiring English sources

It doesn't help that Matt, despite all the agonizing symptoms the movie takes pains to list -- brain tumors, seizures and the like -- looks almost radiant during the celebration.

After a large study found that coffee can save your life (well, not really, but coffee drinkers had lower mortality rates), a new study suggests cocoa can make your skin supple and radiant during that long, happy life, brought to you by 3-5 cupsee cups a day.

Ms. Blythe sang with compelling gravity and focus, her remarkable voice especially well suited to the close succession of sepulchral low notes and radiant climaxes during the arialike central section.

Her radiant pleasantness during cold war paranoia was derided as the cultural revolution of the '60s gained momentum but welcomed by those grateful for her aura of bright optimism and cheery respectability.

Shares of Cree jumped on Thursday after Richard Prati, the chief executive of American Technology Research, gave the company a radiant review during a television interview.

Several months ago, after catching a glimpse of our radiant FLOTUS during the first presidential debate, I wrote a blog for The Huffington Post called "Who Does Michelle's Facials?" Several days later I received an e-mail from a young lady claiming to be her esthetician.

Plants were discarded when they received less than 0.80 relative units of radiant energy during the final 3 d prior to 2°C treatment.

These observations strongly suggest that the molecular mechanisms leading to the accumulation of pigments that can protect plants from the excess of radiant energy during the summer might be the result, at least in part, of independent but convergent evolutionary processes in potato and tobacco.

Potential health, safety, and property hazards result from the fumes, gases, sparks, hot metal and radiant energy produced during hot work.

Determination of the emitted radiant energy released during biomass combustion episodes (the so-called fire radiative energy or FRE) has been suggested as a new tool for determining variations in biomass combustion rates and the rate of production of atmospheric pollutants.

These data indicate that the environment in the radiant heating device during the plateau phase can have a profound effect on the temperature at superficial sites, which is not reflected by the temperature measured at deeper sites.