Sentence examples for radiating character from inspiring English sources

The style's name reflects the radiating character of the rose window.

The result was the birth of what is known as the Rayonnant style (from the radiating character of the rose window, one of the style's most prominent features).

The best bottles radiated savory character, though there are too few of those.

The best wines radiated syrah character, but with a density that comes with the sunny, warm climate away from the Washington coast and east of the Cascade Mountains.

The female character is radiating light while the male is shrouded in darkness.

But the characters radiate enough genuine affection to make such moments forgivable.

The scorn that Mann's characters radiate nearly masks their heartache at being neglected.

His characters radiate the ethical uncertainty and confusion that comes from living a war-without-end.

ike headstrong drivers who refuse to stop for directions, these characters radiate the perverse pride of the self-­stranding.

But in the version of that scene that opens Kirsten Greenidge's "Bossa Nova," now having a smooth, thought-provoking world premiere at Yale Repertory Theater, the characters radiate no nostalgic glow.

They radiate a quality that is as rare in life as it is in art: character.