Sentence examples for sort of glow from inspiring English sources
But in some weird corner of my imagination, Andrew and the Dish have the same sort of glow.
"People tend to think they look healthier if they have some sort of glow on their cheeks".
Even people who expressed extreme cynicism about police officers -- men like Jimmy Rosario, 28, who was waiting in a dentist's office on Westchester Avenue -- admitted that the police were bathed in a sort of glow after the World Trade Center attack, in which many officers acted heroically and 23 city police officers died.
Before this summer, his Italy teams never drew the sort of glowing reviews that Prandelli's used to achieve.
Looking up through the window, I could see the moon, which struck me, in my half-conscious state, as flat and unnaturally bright, a sort of glowing Pringle.
I was there this time to fly kites under the full moon; because of the white sand, everything just shows up and sort of glows.
"We have the Fisher building sort of glowing off to the side over here and it has a top very reminiscent of a flame coming out of a chimney.
In traditional portraiture, Odalisques and muses of the like glow with a sort of internal, perhaps ethereal beauty.
It felt like he had bestowed some kind of glow, some sort of spark that reminded you it was life's adventures – and especially its fuck-ups and mistakes – that might teach you the most and that would probably take your readers on the most amazing of journeys.
The FDA cited all sorts of glowing testimonials on its site, including how the juice saved the life of a cancer patient, made mysterious lumps disappear and helped treat a heart-valve infection.
