ethereal , also: aethereal

She looked more ethereal than ever in the light from the fire.

They are less real, more ethereal than the people in the painting.

Being her parents had a certain ethereal quality until very recently.

It had given her a sense of power that was almost ethereal.

Still we have matter in the spirit world, but more ethereal.

Nevertheless, an ethereal white light was coming from the second floor.

What a pretty - even ethereal - piece of music they created together!

The ethereal nature of his work began to attract attention.

Brown's people had to be a little more ethereal to come up with a winner.

It made her seem more human to him, less of an ethereal beauty.

Sea horses may be too ethereal for their own good.

Once a man allowed himself to go native in the ethereal world there would be no hope for him, he felt.

There was an ethereal quality about her, like a fairy woman.

Because of this, one could not imagine where an ethereal soul would go.

The quality of light changed: it became yellow and ethereal.

With her large eyes and delicate features she looked almost ethereal herself.

His next focus was on ethereal aspects of nature, the elements.

To music at once ethereal and eerie, she moved slowly across the floor.

Thus an image held in the mind's eye has physical rather than ethereal properties.

Not a big deal in and of itself; souls were too ethereal to be worth much.

It was the most ethereal flight I had ever witnessed.

Michael hesitated as God nodded him toward the ethereal door.

These photographs present a more ethereal view of the world in transition, from 1990-2002.

An ethereal young man floated toward us from the rear.

To those who have, it ranks as one of life's ethereal moments.