Barenboim radiates affection for the young musicians, anxious to ask after them - but would first like to set the enterprise in context.
They are lining up to try an alternative: MDMA, better known as Ecstasy, a party drug that surfaced in the 1980s and '90s that can induce pulses of euphoria and a radiating affection.
He and his brothers beam at each other, radiating genuine affection.
Pence later described one rug merchant who kept patting his heart and refused to take his money: "His eyes, like so many others, radiated with affection and appreciation".
But the characters radiate enough genuine affection to make such moments forgivable.
The correspondence was filled with catty and disparaging remarks about the people Beauvoir and Sartre were either sleeping with or trying to sleep with, even though, when they were with those people, they radiated interest and affection.
The deep affection that radiated from the stage or screen could not be faked, however, and the public responded warmly to their obviously close friendship.
As Xi Yan, the svelte government official and object of Daniel's affection, Michelle Krusiec radiates equal portions of beauty and bureaucracy.
Nerve root affection and/or radiating pain below the knee.
He would have every reason to produce depressive or apocalyptic images, but his snipped tin sculp tures radiate, on the contrary, a sense of fantasy and a panoramic affection that embraces even the skunk.
Looking at Hayley, seeing her radiate, feeling her cozy up against him, it was ridiculously hard — in fact, it was impossible — not to feel that the affection she was suddenly smothering him with was meant for someone else.
