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luminous

[loo-muh-nuhs] / ˈlu mə nəs /




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"It's the very beginning of Baroque painting, depicting a crucified Christ, isolated, luminous and standing out vividly against a dark and threatening sky," he said.

From Barron's

This inconsistency doesn’t diminish the portion of Pissarro’s paintings that is luminous.

From The Wall Street Journal

Mr. Loquasto’s pale, loosely clinging outfits for the men and women provide a celestial softness further enhanced by Ms. Tipton’s luminous lighting.

From The Wall Street Journal

What lingers, though — in both del Toro’s film and Shelley’s original — are the small, luminous moments where food becomes something more than sustenance.

From Salon

He receives his due — at times, veneration — for the luminous courage that held together a loose coalition of colonies against the world’s foremost military power.

From Los Angeles Times