glowingly

How To Use glowingly In A Sentence

• I agree that the piece is positive, though I think “glowingly positive” is an overstatement. The Volokh Conspiracy » CNN Profiles Lawyers in Same-Sex Marriage Case
• Southey reviewed his work glowingly; Wordsworth paid tribute to it; Clare modelled his verse upon it. Introduction: Tim Fulford
• Meanwhile, there's a new arrival in town: the glowingly blond Archangel Raziel last seen in Lamb has come "dirtside" on a "miracle mission" involving Josh's wish and reviving the town's dearly departed. Archive 2008-12-01
• In fugitive colors, particles are packed closely (perhaps because, although he does not say so, they tend to remain on the surface of the fibers) and so exhibit their rays more "glowingly" than they would if the color were dispersed or separated. The Creation of Color in Eighteenth-Century Europe
• She recalled hanging out with him at the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics and spoke glowingly of his love for skiing and pushing limits. Julia Mancuso clarifies, says she is not feuding with Lindsey Vonn
• Cheered to the rafters as he briefly appeared on the conference stage and glowingly welcomed as he toured the exhibition stands, the former leader took all before him.
• The mysterious beauty of hundreds of handmade candle lanterns and the haunting figures of stiltwalkers are glowingly reflected in the placid rippling water of Trout Lake.
• The entire game was played in a fine sporting manner which reflected glowingly on both sets of team managers.
• Such shops can be on any road and its patrons will talk glowingly of their favourites.
• Richard Perle glowingly blurbed the book as “splendid and wholly convincing.” The Longest War