Sentence examples for so lustrous from inspiring English sources

No one cared, because the playing he drew from the orchestra was so lustrous, nuanced and precise.

"We take so much for granted," he added, "but there's a tremendous amount of history" in devices once so lustrous.

Clegg's aura may no longer be quite so lustrous, but he knows his rivals are damaged, too.

IN the winter of 1992 you could be forgiven for assuming that men wore the boots while their female companions displayed their calves under stockings so lustrous they might have been laundered in high-gloss paint.

It was his final performance in the role, but so lustrous was his bearing, so radiant his wonder at the world dawning around him, it could have been his first.

Now Mr. Hutchinson, a conservative who set off a soap opera scandal by divorcing his wife of 29 years and marrying a former aide, is clinging to the position by his fingertips as he faces Mark Pryor, a Democrat with an Arkansas pedigree so lustrous it sells itself.

Sons and Fascination found them cannily mining a seam of mesmerising, shimmering art-rock, while tracks like Love Song were so gorgeously lustrous that you could even forgive them their future.

The exquisitely restored Galerie Vivienne, on the other hand, is so immaculate and lustrous that ordinary human beings can look out of place.

But Krauss's instrument plays second fiddle to her vocals and viola on songs like 'Wouldn't Be so Bad', a lustrous tune by Gillian Welch.

And everywhere I looked, all across the mountains and the plains, I saw grass of a kind you see only perhaps once in a generation, so thick and lustrous that it looks as though it had the texture of a beaver pelt.

"I have a great need of religion," van Gogh's words sing out in this lustrous score, "so I go out at night to paint the stars".