Lushness

The lushness of the production matches most big-budget period dramas, but Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light adds intellectual and historical curiosity to the mix, with terrific results.

You can add some lushness to your interiors by hanging a kokedama string garden — the Japanese art of growing plants in a moss-covered ball of soil wrapped with string or fishing line.

Dvorak’s underrated Sixth, often overshadowed by the three symphonies that followed it, is at times awkwardly in transition, between the litheness and rhythmic drive of folk music and the lushness of Brahms.

If some of the lushness of the original pressings has been hardened through the digital process, these remasters have a level of clarity that has probably never been heard before.

There were flowers at each table, and visible from each was the semitropical lushness, just outside.

Nick Cave was dubbed as "the grand lord of gothic lushness". citation Nico is also a notable icon of goth fashion and music, with pioneering records like The Marble Index and Desertshore and the persona she adopted after their release.