Sentence examples similar to radiate magic from inspiring English sources
In an era when many women resist aging, preferring to frantically pursue scary, puffy replicas of their 25-year-old selves, and at a time when women still struggle to balance sexuality and power, the 63-year-old Smith radiated magic.
"I believe they radiate a magic".
For theater buffs (and for a former drama club president like myself), it is a heady experience to peek into stars' dressing rooms in gilded palaces that radiate theatrical magic in a way that modern performance spaces lack.
Sworn has a gift for significant objects that radiate their own strange magic (past works have involved old glassware, clothes and record players).
Snapping into a beautifully lit other dimension, Swinton rids each character of their burdens with lo-fi movie magic, her white outfit radiating a DIY-arthouse glow.
Thanks to a bit of Arduino magic, it can shoot fire in time to the music radiating from its hybrid amp / gas tank.
"Repression" is a word that radiates far beyond its small syllabic self; it connotes images of hysterical amnesiacs on magic mountains or mist-swaddled Viennese streets.
Visitors talk into a specially built cone and then, as if by magic, their language travels down a cord and appears before them as splashes of light or radiating, geometric forms.
Colors radiate with significance.
