Sentence examples similar to radiant pleasure from inspiring English sources
Note Elizabeth's fleeting, radiant smile of pleasure when Proctor compliments her cooking or her pointed, reproving delivery of the simple words, "Adultery, John," as her husband struggles through a recitation of the Ten Commandments.
Charles Dickens added to the frenzy when he visited Laura in 1842 and waxed lyrical in his "American Notes" over the "fair young creature" whose face was "radiant with intelligence and pleasure," a figure much like his own Little Nell, "a kind of allegory".
But with her radiant skin and her mesmerizing, hesitating arias about the sensual pleasures of food, she seems more like a '30s movie actress than a graying hippie.
An essential element of the business of being a man is to flood everyone around you in a great radiant arc of bullshit," declares Michael Chabon in his "impractical handbook" on "the pleasures and regrets of a husband, father and son".
She also shot James Blake's radiant new music video, a watery beauty that is embedded above for your viewing pleasure.
Maria Dizzia is a radiant Eurydice in this inexpressibly moving theatrical fable about love, loss and the pleasures and pains of memory.
But there are enduring pleasures in seeing the camera feast on the faces of Taylor, Hudson and Dean in their radiant primes.
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).
