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In fact, he seems positively cheerful, radiating all the satisfaction and energy of a man doing a job he loves.
Woolley and Karlsen have done something important and their film is radiating in the zeitgeist: feminism is stirring again and the chronicle of those nice, dangerous women is being aired all over the place – in cinemas, schools, blogs and on the streets.
But if you live here you are always aware too of La Santé, lying just beyond the crossroads at Denfert-Rochereau, radiating its dangerous and ambiguous charisma.
Later, the Wirtzs' renovation of the gardens of the Elysée palace and the Carrousel of the Tuileries in Paris, with its sunburst pattern of radiating yew hedges, won them international acclaim.
After reports of miracles the lame walking, the blind seeing the chapel cemented its place on the pilgrim map, with companion churches, a nunnery and the aforementioned basilica now radiating from the modest original structure.
Ever since the first optical transistors were developed in the late 1980s, researchers have dreamed of building a light-powered computer, radiating with knowledge.
They assume he will delegate the nitty-gritty of policy to the likes of Vince Cable, the Lib Dems' Treasury spokesman, while radiating calm and looking elegantly prime ministerial.
They were a unit, he radiating quiet composure, she nervy, passionate, sucking on cigarettes while she talked; he abstracted, lost in his writing, while she made jam, stewed chicken, washed floors and organised dissent, a "doer" always.He went on hunger strike for her, at last persuading the authorities to let her go abroad for medical treatment.
Scientists think this haze, which is created by power stations and cooking-fires, may be radiating heat into the lower troposphere, at altitudes in which glaciers are found.
After a few seconds, the nuclei realign themselves with the field, radiating small amounts of energy as heat or, more rarely, as radio waves.In chips, Dr Nogaret proposes to use the spin of the electron rather than the spin of the atomic nucleus.
Open the violin case of a Suzuki pupil and quite likely there will be a picture of the smiling master radiating confidence.Mr Suzuki's system of teaching young children to play is based on a simple idea.
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Radiating functions primarily as a verb, often in its present participle form. It describes the action of emitting energy, light, heat, or even abstract qualities. As shown by Ludwig AI, this word can be used to describe the emission of energy, light, or warmth from a source, or to describe abstract concepts such as confidence.
Expression frequency: Very common
