Take to the saddle and you can explore the breadth of this beautiful, stark landscape in a day or two.
Part of Mayfield's remarkable talent lay not simply in the breadth of his work (beautiful love songs, powerful R&B, bluesy ballads, symphonic pieces) but in the witty juxtaposition of form and content -- for Mayfield's soft-rhythm and high tenor-falsetto voice belied the powerful message that his songs put out into the world.
The beauty of Megu is its breadth.
An exhibition of her war photography focusing on the contribution of women to the war effort, at the Imperial War Museum in London, shows the originality and breadth of her work, from her beautiful, often surrealistic Vogue fashion shoots and London during the blitz to the liberation of France and the horrors of Dachau and Buchenwald concentration camps.
Indeed, Jacot's portfolio features a breadth as wide, strange, dark and beautiful as the world it depicts.
Her beautiful port de bras fills her body with expansive breadth.
And many of those beautiful multi-ton pachyderms lumbered within a hair's breadth of our vehicle.
But not just for that: in Semple's breadth of knowledge and careful exposition of the myriad factors underpinning that beautiful, misbegotten country, we learnt more than I have from any other source this last year about Afghanistan: a crucial programme, worthy of many repeats.
Moira MacDonald of The Seattle Times gave the film three and a half stars out of four, saying "What makes Corpse Bride sing, ultimately, is the breadth of imagination that it demonstrates; creating a cluttered, textured and mysteriously beautiful world that we're loathe to leave at the end".
Her long, tapering limbs; remarkable breadth of shoulder; loveliness of facial features (and in particular her lips, whose beautiful outline registered in the theater with great distinction); the beautiful pliancy of her feet: all these aspects were already apparent.
