| She was beautiful and hip, a princess of high bohemia, intimidating, free, and, incandescently, always on. |
| They serve a larger purpose in a story that is, after all, about virtuosity and promise — about a young man whose future is incandescently bright, until he becomes too aware of its fragility. |
| Wand's performance, captured at a concert in 1998, is incandescently beautiful. |
| The stars were twinkling incandescently in the vast expanse of inky black sky overhead, a sight that we could rarely witness in the city. |
| It is the world-renowned play that movingly details the inhuman darkness waiting to claim its incandescently human heroine. |
| Her hair was tousled cutely around her face, and the darkness illuminated her eyes incandescently, as if he were staring into the eyes of an angel. |
