Sentence examples for radiated good from inspiring English sources

The evening radiated good cheer.

Michael Zantovsky, the Czech ambassador to London who became close friends with Winton after they met 20 years ago, said he was "a positive man who radiated good".

James described Small as a genial presence on the cricket field: "Small talked to everybody and everybody talked to him: Joe radiated good nature and self-satisfaction".

The dancers radiate good cheer.

GERMANY'S guidelines for weapons exports radiate good intentions.

Is he a holy naïf radiating good vibes or a delusional psychotic in dire need of treatment?

She was incandescent that week — glowing in a way that seemed to radiate good health — but no one knew better than she how sick she was.

So it was striking when Mr. Hampton materialized in a cramped theater district office recently, radiating good cheer despite his jet lag.

Whether playing the flute, the saxophone, or simply uttering such timeless profundities as "Uh!" and "Yeah Man!" during his cohorts' solos, he radiates good old-fashioned, streetwise sass.

The cast radiates good will, and the show, genially directed by Michael Unger, interjects just the right number of light moments, with humor ranging from pants-around-the-ankles slapstick to relative subtlety.

With no Tiny Tim waiting in the wings to offer a final "God bless us, every one," it would seem that a wrap-up radiating good cheer and well-being might never happen.