“lambent”造句，怎麼用lambent造句

a house aglow with lights; glowing embers; lambent tongues of flame; the lucent moon; a sky luminous with stars.

There was a continual play of lambent fire about his eyes.

Her yellow lambent eyes were surrounded by dark patches of skin that could have been bruises or shadows.

Her knowledge of love was purely theoretical, and she conceived of it as lambent flame, gentle as the fall of dew or the ripple of quiet water, and cool as the velvet-dark of summer nights.

Franz's associations were familiar metaphors: the sun of righteousness, the lambent flame of the intellect, and so on.

"Its tranquil streets, bathed in the lambent green of budding trees" (James C. McKinley).