lambent

The sky was a lambent black, fading now in the east.

She gave him a lambent look of wonder and distrust.

I wondered how the lambent light that had come from it in times past might be restored.

On a recent morning, a lambent haze hung about the estate.

Sure enough, the lambent light glowed through an early morning fog before them.

His eyes grew peculiarly lambent, as though he had come to love her.

Even the moon, a lambent bowl among the trees, seemed to pause.

The night was warm, clear, and dark, illuminated by thousands of lambent stars.

Anger glowed from the other man, lambent as hot metal.

A lambent spear of light rose from the floor.

He gazed at the lambent glow of the main viewer.

He took a lambent green sphere from his mouth.

At last she raised her head, and her eyes were lambent with anger.

Not only did the blade glow with a lambent darkness, but it felt more right for him.

Then she had to adjust her vision to a curious lambent light that was both soft and clear.

Martin stopped laughing, and stared at his father with distant, lambent eyes.

Cherry and Grape glowed with a lambent fire, low in the west.

The pattern of the lambent blue glow shifted in a way that made her smile.

Wicked teeth gleamed in the lambent light of the stars.

Just as they actually find the wreckage, though, the sea around them fills with Lambent creatures.

She went to lie on a sofa and gaze out the window at the lambent gray light.

It was a curious, lambent time then, in their house, in that room.

The corners of his beautiful mouth turned down, as did his lambent eyes.

What saves him is his ability to convey spiritual states with a lambent clarity.

Instead there was a mass of lambent glows and, perhaps, shifting colors.