Sentence examples similar to seeming radiant from inspiring English sources
Her plump face seemed radiant with well-being.
She made an eager entrance in her birthday-party scene, then seemed radiant as she sustained the difficult balances in the Rose Adagio.
Everything seemed "radiant" for Hitler at first, Zubov wrote: after all, he had expanded the Reich "without a single shot, without a single drop of blood — is the Fuhrer in fact not a brilliant politician?" Putin's aims, Zubov later said, were not like Hitler's.
Maria cooed over the figures and seemed almost radiant.
As we went back into the dining room I saw, as though I had never seen them before, the bowl of delphiniums on the table; their intense colour, vivid, ethereal, seemed too radiant for earthly flowers.
But there is no other pianist today who can colour Schubert's harmonies as bewitchingly as Lupu does, making the closing bars of the sonata's slow movement seem so radiant, and its bass lines move so eloquently.
Instead, I choose to remember the happy-looking, relatively normal-seeming, radiant Marilyn in her earliest years.
They did not look radiant.
He could be a flawed human, like the rest of us, but most of the time he seemed superhuman, a radiant being who stood for more than just himself.
A strange, radiant calm seemed to hover around him.
