Sentence examples for radiant like from inspiring English sources

She is both reticent and radiant, like a Greek statue.

The Shade of Nikiya, now classically radiant like a Platonic idea of her former self, rejoins Solor.

She combined frailty and strength, had an unquestionable charisma, and was universally described as radiant, "like embodied sunshine", even if, as Holroyd points out, "she cast no shadow".

He poured some green food coloring into a full bath and dipped himself full-body in it, face included, then appeared at the party jade-colored and radiant like a ninja turtle, wearing nothing but a loincloth.

Late Tuesday, just before midnight, Ocasio-Cortez was sitting alone at the back of a pool hall in the Bronx, looking stunned and radiant, like someone who had just won an Olympic race.

She was radiant, like the first day they met.

The playing is above all controlled, formal (checking the opposite tendency in both composers' styles, grounded as they were in folk music and improvisation), yet it is also warm, with a radiant, jewel-like tone quality.

His string quartet No 2, with soprano Anna Prohaska a radiant, Klimt-like soloist, had all the authority and shared understanding of players who, though not a regular chamber group, know each other well.

As for the settlers, you've got your scrappy weeds, like the ailanthus; your radiant beauties, like the flowering cherries; your no-bid-contract beneficiaries, like the London planes; and the oft-maligned but eventually embraced foreigners, whose stinky berries actually taste great when roasted or lightly batter-fried, such as the ginkgos.

One listen to the radiant "Someone Like You," from the "tired" "Poetic Champions Compose," proves that.

But all parents, Zeno and Arlette included, know that, "There are radiant children like Juliet Mayfield.