Příklady lustre

• But its lustre waned as rapidly as it had been acquired a few years earlier.

• Worshippers likewise adorn themselves with strings of these pearls during the days of the rites, adding a special lustre to the crowd.

• The choir sustains a dense chord, wordless and devoid of lustre.

• But is the gold beginning to lose its lustre?

• Scintillating lustre and brightness induced by radial lines.

• Programming and verifying real-time systems by means of the synchronous data-flow programming language lustre.

• Proboscis : basal half shining coppery, apical half dark without metallic lustre.

• The pearls are from all over the world, selected for the finest quality, smoothness and lustre.

• Other rather good books inevitably lose their lustre for someone who knows how much better still they might have been.

• Closely bound up with court values that have lost their meaning and lustre are others that have lost very little.

• The coals are macroscopically banded with an intermediate lustre.

• Thus equipped with critical reason and motivated by symbolic lustre, liberal citizens will participate in the design of the very veils that move them.

• People are the world's lustre.

• The royal family could add lustre to its own status through its employment of a composer who was generally (if not consistently) considered the finest in the land, and beyond.

• Perhaps—perhaps the exploits of his peaceful administrations will outlive the lustre even of his military triumphs.