crystalline

But for the first time in weeks, she felt crystalline and strong.

The hair was changing too, going from dark brown to crystalline black.

She got wet, and the water was not exactly crystalline.

It is usually found in massive rather than crystalline form.

The questions then are, how did the crystalline ice form and why is it still there?

Far as one could see in the crystalline air there was nothing but desert.

First of all, they can have a crystalline, almost transparent quality.

A crystalline world with a much slower time rate, for example.

They know me, these strange ones with crystalline eyes that see what others do not.

She looked at him straight on, with her crystalline green gaze.

First of all, you can forget about that word "crystalline".

He himself would enter into the heart of the crystalline array.

He shut the window with another crystalline note, and walked away.

Dry that water, see if any crystalline solid is left.

He stared at the woman out of his crystalline lenses.

I had taken the next morning off from school to do so and was downtown early on a crystalline blue, September day.

In its pure form, it is a white crystalline substance.

There was a crystalline order to cold that appealed to him as well.

People cried at what they saw: a crystalline sky with nothing in it.

Crystalline matter is more susceptible by its very nature of being in an ordered state.

As they did there was a flash of white light, clear against the crystalline blue sky.

Crystalline materials are often characterized by a number of important energy levels.

On a clear day, the air here is crystalline.

Two months after his recovery, on a particularly crystalline night, they walked under the stars.

With the crystalline clarity of a dream, I see it all.