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1
It seemed to him her eyes were brighter, her skin
more
lustrous
.
2
Pushkin said that her hair was
more
lustrous
than daylight and darker than night.
3
The darker the night the
more
lustrous
the stars.
4
The picture wears a
more
lustrous
and spiritual beauty.
5
Cecil studies her father with the utmost gravity, her eyes growing larger and
more
lustrous
.
6
It evidently drew nearer; for, at every instant, this wonderful object became larger and
more
lustrous
.
7
She tried harder and harder, her eyes growing all the while
more
lustrous
and her lips redder.
8
Her face was so much sweeter, her eyes so much softer, her hair so much
more
lustrous
.
9
Its Liffey waters
more
lustrous
than the dilated pupil of a spear-gored boar, more nimble than bracken-fed plover.
10
Brighter,
more
lustrous
than everything else.
11
His frail form became more and more attenuated every day, his eyes
more
lustrous
,
his face more spiritual.
12
Peacie occasionally used beer as a rinse for my mother's hair; it did seem to make it
more
lustrous
.
13
The proconsul's pale face flushed with something very akin to passion; his bright eyes were
more
lustrous
than ever.
14
He shook his head, and his great eyes, all the greater and
more
lustrous
through illness, smiled into hers.
15
No tables in Riverboro were whiter, no tins
more
lustrous
,
no pewter brighter, no brick hearths ruddier than hers.
16
Her eyes grew larger and
more
lustrous
,
her lips parted as if to speak, but her voice failed her.
more
lustrous
more