She is preoccupied, looking off to the side, grimly reflective, but her sons radiate comfort and assurance in her presence.
The volume — a new photo collection by Peter van Agtmael, called "Buzzing at the Sill" — doesn't radiate comfort in any obvious sense.
In a picture, Smith, hatless and with calves exposed, radiates ease and comfort, in obvious contrast to her two-man press corps, bundled up head to toe.
The singer Maureen McGovern radiated the comfort, joy and good humor of a benign Christmas angel at Tuesday's opening-night performance of her holiday show at 54 Below.
Rather than a blustery take-charge type, he is said to radiate a "comfort zone" in which the city's heavyweights see someone they trust and admire but don't resent.
Ideas radiate from our comfort zone when we're shocked to life.
I'm pretty damn proud of myself.' Sitting in a dingy boardroom in a Mayfair towerblock, Anderton - whose thinness is now deemed to be of the acceptable variety - determinedly radiates confidence, the comfort-blanket kind of confidence that comes from repeating, 'Every day in every way, I am getting better and better'.
Ease is exactly right, and Pizzarelli and Molaskey radiate it in great, comforting amounts.
And as my thinking gently returns to the Overself, I feel a warm pinpoint of comforting energy radiating outward from my heart.
Until recently, the Airstream has led a quiet life, loved by the cult of its owners who gather by the thousands to park in radiating "wagon wheels" at annual rallies or who caravan in comfort to hardscrabble destinations.
