A bubble of pure argon shines radiantly as soon as high-frequency sound waves begin to make it pulse, while a nitrogen bubble never sheds more than a dim glow.
Born Sept. 1, 1981, in Catawba, North Carolina, Campbell puts her lovely, youthful lilt on full display throughout III, shining radiantly on "Better Than This" and "Brighter Days," two of the 10 numbers she wrote or co-wrote.
When they are more freed up in their minds and are in a happier place emotionally, they're true potential for success could shine through more radiantly.
Along the Côte d'Obscure, the Riviera sun shines just as radiantly, the Mediterranean waters are just as warm and the olive- and tomato-soaked Provençal cuisine is just as succulent (and sometimes more so).
Ashley Bouder built upon the extraordinarily accomplished and multifaceted account of the taxing lead role that she first danced last spring, while Teresa Reichlen, graduating to the same lead role, seemed to breeze through it with radiantly cool sureness, never interpreting it, just being it, allowing the ballet to shine without any editorial comment of her own.
She smiled radiantly, thanked the audience over and over again, and, at one point, burst into song: "When it looks like the sun will not shine anymore, God put a rainbow in the clouds".
Radiantly decent, well-spoken.
She is radiantly beautiful.
Throughout, she's radiantly free.
Her voice remains radiantly beautiful.
