Sentence examples for radiant luminous from inspiring English sources
Eliot was possessed of a radiant, luminous intelligence that outshone her perceived deficits — that rendered irrelevant the small-minded criticisms of her character and visage to which she was subject for much of her life.
Eliot was possessed of a radiant, luminous intelligence that outshone her perceived deficits that rendered irrelevant the small-minded criticisms of her character and visage to which she was subject for much of her life.
In consumer tests among over 100 women, 77% agreed that Teint Miracle made their complexions look radiant and luminous.
Plucked out of a dancing-school class at 14, Ms. Simmons appeared in three classic movies before her 19th birthday, typically eliciting adjectives like "lovely," "radiant" and "luminous" in the reviews.
Shapes within a thin, visually radiant field of luminous red-orange are outlined in cobalt blue.
They remarked that it felt like they were waiting for a rainbow to emerge, and when it did, it was brief before disappearing just as quickly but leaving a luminous and radiant imprint in their mind".
The sensitivity of the human eye is greatest for light having a wavelength of 555 nanometres (10-9 metre); at this wavelength there are 685 lumens per watt of radiant power, or radiant flux (the luminous efficiency), whereas at other wavelengths the luminous efficiency is less.
Friedrich lavished attention on the luminous sky and its radiant moon (so bright it is sometimes thought to have been based on a lunar eclipse).
Good prose is often described as glowing: luminous, numinous, glimmering, shimmering, incandescent, radiant.
Some luminous paints contain a source of radiant energy, such as salts of radium.
