dewily

The dancers now belong to a tribe, smiling dewily at one another.

Then all melted away dewily in the grey air: all was silent.

But she is also already enough of an artist to know that the Sugar Plum Fairy must be regal, too, as well as dewily youthful.

Best of all is Teresa Reichlen in the second ballerina role, dewily youthful even while pouncing playfully on the part's dynamic contrasts.

The first thing the handsome stranger steals in the Russian film "The Thief" is the devotion of Katya (Yekaterina Rednikova), a dewily beautiful young mother.

But when this Juliet collapses the balcony during a rehearsal, who should be brought in as the emergency replacement but the Malacici's dewily beautiful daughter, Gina (Angelina Jolie).

His girlfriend is played sweetly by Liv Tyler, dewily photogenic and very much the teen dream, and her presence even prompts an identifying title when the Wonders appear on television.

When she describes her illness - how she denied it at first, then realized that the more she knew, the better she could manage her fear - she is not dewily inspirational but doggedly and honorably forthright.