Sentence examples for too radiant from inspiring English sources
True, Mastrantonio looks too radiant for a Spanish whore - more like a Dutch one who visits a health clinic regularly - but no matter.
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.
It gets me every time, even if it is perhaps marred by the moment when Elinor finally turns and smiles a too-radiant, too-cheesy, love-has-triumphed, tearful smile.
She is pretty, too, very radiant and glamorous.
In silicon based solid-state sensor image acquisition, when a photo-diode receives too much radiant energy, the maximum number of electrons per pixel is reached [20].
Energy-efficient buildings can be completely radiant, too.
And you, reader, you look radiant too, all unwashed and death-breathed and hungover.
Teach that they can be radiant, too.
The same phytochemicals that protect the plants work overtime to protect you, too, and emit a radiant colour, resembling a fresh summer glow.
The descriptions of the falls - of the strange effects of light and mist, of the combinations of noise and vibration, of the sense of being "too near to the radiant, thrumming, mad heart of all being" - are done from personal knowledge.
We are sure to see her in 2014's color, "Radiant Orchid" too!
