| But the mountain still blushes with the palest of pinks, suffusing the blues that give an inkling of the intense cold. |
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| His youthfulness is conveyed by a smooth rounded head and an intense gaze, a smile suffusing his face with spiritual radiance and wisdom. |
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| Lord, now that You have taken away the external carapace of my soul, I am feeling that the abundance of your Grace is suffusing me. |
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| The way the industry operates today, as described above, impacts all regional U. S. markets, including this one, suffusing it at all levels. |
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| Drawing viewers into the first gallery, the syncopated lines of electric-blue text ran up the front and back of each spike, suffusing the room with color. |
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| The war transformed Alexander, suffusing him with energy and determination. |
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| It's an etching of a floating ball of light suffusing into blackness. |
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| These silent, if not secret, determinants are spectral in that they haunt the exhibition, suffusing it all the more powerfully for being unspoken. |
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| Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukMYSTERIOUS and melancholy, with the exotic airs of the Black Sea suffusing its stones, Odessa defies categorisation. |
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| The beatific quality suffusing Dante's love for Beatrice is somewhat different from that which Cavalcanti expresses in his emotionally complex, often anguished love lyrics. |
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| Its alcoholic strength does become apparent in the aftertaste, but does so in harmony with the other flavour components in a general suffusing warmth. |
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| These are the moments that carry the novel. Mr Cunningham is a disciplined writer, leery of adjectives and capable of suffusing the most quotidian scene reading the paper in bed, say with a portent of dread. |
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