Sentence examples for remarkable luminosity from inspiring English sources
Dr. G. thinks N. Y. is a beautiful city with a remarkable luminosity.
Lighted from behind, his small, brushy pastoral landscapes have a remarkable naturalistic luminosity and his surrealistic visions of trees growing from small boats have a dusky, melancholy poetry (Johnson).
There can, however, be little or no reason for doubting that the invisible objects in the universe exceed those which are visible in consequence of their luminosity, in a proportion quite as remarkable as that in which the ordinary animals devoid of luminosity exceed those which possess phosphorescent qualities.
Houlihan's most remarkable feat may have been to find glimpses of luminosity in the desolate Fifth that revealed great insights into the human condition.
Their emotional range is remarkable, from the sadness of burnished images of twilight to the happy luminosity of yellow sunlit scenes.
The remarkable intensity of Richard Nowicki's views of beaches and lakes stress the luminosity of light on water.
Their emotional range is remarkable, from the gloomy sadness of burnished images of twilight to the happy luminosity of yellow sunlit scenes.
Stellar luminosity changes over time.
Aspire to radiant luminosity or incandescent iridescence?
Orazio's involved a new, soft luminosity.
