Sentence examples for radiant of from inspiring English sources

She was radiant, of course, they always are, but the parents were magnificent.

Post-interval, the show has fewer pyrotechnics, more heart and – crucially – more Moore, who is radiant of voice and noble of presence as Aida.

In a dazzling constellation that included Marilyn Horne and Samuel Ramey, Kathleen Battle broke out that night as the most radiant of superstars.

Radiant of color, lushly geometric and extravagantly spatial, they are jazzily futuristic as well as large and oval -- ocular, like the eye.

And might the example of Egypt, the most populous and culturally radiant of Arab countries, spread across a region primed for revolutionary change?In this section Everywhere on the rise Oh no!

In 1968, just a year after Israel won the Six-Day War and took possession of the West Bank, Gaza, and East Jerusalem — as well as gaining dominion over more than a million Palestinians — he was far away, reading philosophy at Christ Church, the most socially radiant of the Oxford colleges.

But when Aldous Huxley took mescaline, it was the sense of radiant clarity, of infinite detail, which overwhelmed him.

But instead of the radiant embodiment of goodness, Sentain is a model of blank military discipline and obedience whose humane instincts are what get him into trouble.

Some of them can be seen on the walls of his radiant paintings of the period.

The pleasures of Giles Croft's revival are principally cerebral (though mention must be made of the radiant aurora of Mark Jonathan's pre-dawn lighting design).

Limitations came from the difficulty to measure the temperature of the radiant surfaces of the oven.