Sentence examples for beautiful changes from inspiring English sources

The photographs are featured in "The Beautiful Changes," a group exhibition at RH Contemporary Art, in Chelsea.

With The Beautiful Changes and Other Poems (1947) and Ceremony and Other Poems (1950), he established himself as an important young writer.

The best was an Irish guy in London, who stood up and said, "all the beautiful changes a woman goes through in her lifetime".

Lowell and Wilbur made their poetic débuts in the same postwar moment; Lowell's "Lord Weary's Castle" won the Pulitzer Prize in 1947, the year that Wilbur's "The Beautiful Changes" appeared.

But in this poem, as throughout "The Beautiful Changes," Wilbur's style, influenced by the estranging precision of Marianne Moore and the courtly ironies of John Crowe Ransom, makes disorder almost parodically articulate.

"The Beautiful Changes" by Richard Wilbur.

That is a beautiful change.

It's been a beautiful change for Mike, but it's led to some friction at home.

The central bankers and economists gathering there the symposium of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, an annual meeting of the macroeconomic elite that start on Thursday August 30th face a similarly breathtaking, if less beautiful, change in the global financial topography.

The international community offering something better, something truly beyond self-interest - that would be a beautiful change.

We are in the process of deep and beautiful change.