Sentence examples for a beautiful phrase from inspiring English sources
The veterans said they operated not under a chain of command but a "chain of responsibility"—a beautiful phrase evoking an ever-widening circle of human and ecological concern and connection.
Acosta does have an ear for a beautiful phrase, though.
"Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy" creaks and glistens in the bleak midwinter of that epoch, throughout which, to borrow a beautiful phrase from Coleridge that sums up le Carré's achievement, "the Frost performs its secret ministry".
Sometimes, though, there's something deeper and more profound there – sometimes an artist, in a beautiful phrase conjured by my colleague Laura Barton, answers a question you didn't know you were asking.
It took a few moments to comprehend the rough intricacy of a beautiful phrase in which the women strode stiffly, torsos bent forward, their arms interlocking on every other step, and just when you wanted to see it repeated the women had moved on.
The work is also titled "Cellar Door," a word combination that J. R. R. Tolkien once singled out as a particularly beautiful phrase.
In the middle of this, a simple, beautiful phrase slipped in and then disappeared just as quickly: Oroyan and Zebastián Méndez Marín, holding hands, flung each other into airy sprawling leaps as they circled the stage.
Quite often an achingly beautiful phrase actually tugs at the heart strings.
"It should be 'the twilight wine of Scotland,' a much more beautiful phrase".
Astronomers, as you may recall, have been "spotting" more and more distant planets circling distant stars in this way for a while now: roughly speaking, they locate a dip in the light of a faraway star and then, hypothesizing that the transit of a planet in front of it is causing the dip, can chart a "light curve" — beautiful phrase!
