And Guerrero radiated a sense of confidence about her abilities and the effects of her beauty.
He asked them to make sure that even their body language radiated a sense of pride and coöperation.
Among his conservative American friends and backers, Mr Netanyahu radiated a sense of apprehensive alienation from the new Democratic administration and its outlook on the world.
After eight years under Ozzie Guillen that included a World Series title, lots of drama and organizational infighting, the White Sox have radiated a sense of calm under Ventura.
The Obamas, especially Michelle, have radiated the sense that Americans do not appreciate what they sacrifice by living in a gilded cage.
Yet as enlivening as these pieces are, I wish Mr. Adams's music still radiated that sense that something entirely new was about to happen that I felt when I first heard "Shaker Loops".
Henry J. Stern, now the president of New York Civic, a watchdog group, served with Mr. Velez on the City Council, and in an interview recalled him as a large man who radiated "a sense of power".
With "Buena Vista," his 1998 documentary on the aging Cuban musicians retired by a short-sighted government that had rendered them obsolete, he created a movie that radiated a sense of pleasure, a picture that made him seem a voluptuary who shared the vibe with an audience.
Cameron has always radiated the sense that he was born to rule, and people who think like that tend to have unpleasant childhoods.
They radiate the sense that everything they do is howlingly funny, but this is not the same as having a sense of humor.
