Sentence examples for radiant one from inspiring English sources

This bewitching album is a study in contrast majestic and radiant one moment, ominous and weary the next.

Their unfolding mysteries, their unredeemed promises, are gone like the light from an extinguished lamp, radiant one moment, dark the next.

Fāṭimah, also spelled Fatima, also called al-Zahrāʾ (Arabic: "the Radiant One"), (born c. 605, Mecca, Arabia [now in Saudi Arabia] died 633, Medina), daughter of Muhammad (the founder of Islam) who in later centuries became the object of deep veneration by many Muslims, especially the Shīʿites.

Rebecca Hall, a twenty-six-year-old English actress from a theatrical family (her father is the director Peter Hall), is tall, with a long face and a wide smile she can look radiant one minute and neurotic, tense, and gloomy the next, as if she were channelling Allen's stumbling anxieties (a common reaction in actors working with him for the first time).

Another stunner, Alyshia Ochse from True Detective and The Other Woman, was so radiant one had to remind oneself she was the drug-dealing hooker in the Showtime series.

"The Clearing" is a study in contrast — majestic and radiant one moment, ominous and weary the next.

One way to guarantee that is with radiant heating, "one of the most efficient ways of delivering heat in a home," said Alexandra Bandon, an editor of This Old House magazine.

The Kalamazoo Outdoor Artisan Pizza Oven is also, with its heavy-gauge stainless steel and arched lid (for reflecting radiant heat), one fine-looking piece of machinery that will rest on a (sturdy) countertop or its own optional steel table.

(Tommasini) 'Iolanta' (Saturday) Rumor has it that the Metropolitan Opera will put on this radiant Tchaikovsky one-act — the composer's final opera — some seasons hence, but get your fix early at the scrappy Dicapo Opera Theater, which performed the work in 1997 and is reviving it now in a production by the Dicapo general director Michael Capasso, conducted by Pacien Mazzagatti.

(Anthony Tommasini) 'Iolanta' (Thursday) Rumor has it that the Metropolitan Opera will put on this radiant Tchaikovsky one-act — his final opera — some seasons hence, but get your fix early at the scrappy Dicapo Opera Theater, which performed the work in 1997 and is reviving it now in a production by the Dicapo general director, Michael Capasso, and conducted by Semyon Vekshtein.

(Tommasini) 'Iolanta' (Friday and Sunday) Rumor has it that the Metropolitan Opera will put on this radiant Tchaikovsky one-act — the composer's final opera — some seasons hence, but get your fix early at the scrappy Dicapo Opera Theater, which performed the work in 1997 and is reviving it now in a production by the Dicapo general director Michael Capasso, conducted by Pacien Mazzagatti.