Sentence examples for the incandescent from inspiring English sources
adjective
Emitting light as a result of being heated
Picasso was the incandescent prodigy.
The incandescent bulb is not dying; it is improving.
Initially, he displays the incandescent fury of a thwarted killer.
The quantitative aspects of the incandescent radiation constitute the radiation laws.
Any viewer would get caught up in the incandescent smile of Gabby Douglas.
Strauss's "Salome," (Wednesday, 8 p.m). stars the incandescent soprano Karita Mattila.
(For the atmospherics of Villa America, consult the incandescent opening pages of "Tender Is the Night").
When Congress acted in 2007, many people assumed the incandescent bulb was on its way out.
First came the incandescent hardcore band Trash Talk, from Sacramento, who played short, smart and brutish.
Most of the traffic lights now boast LED bulbs, rather than the incandescent sort.
When Brandston turned on the incandescent, he beamed with satisfaction at Edison's warm and wasteful glow.
