Sentence examples for beautiful compared from inspiring English sources

To Cray, she observes drolly, the frames in a film are "so beautiful compared to the crampedness, crabbedness of books".

But should I die in a belly dancing class, it will be beautiful compared to dying next to a toilet bowl filled with vomit.

In the fMRI study of Kawabata & Zeki (2004), subjects viewed portrait, landscape, still life, and abstract paintings that they considered to be beautiful, compared to those that they considered neutral or ugly.

"It's like me saying, 'I'm beautiful.' Compared to other women, I'm not.

It's so beautiful, especially compared to your chicken scratch.

Every Sunday without I fail, I... Wish I was back in Brooklyn -- Vancouver is certainly beautiful, but compared to Fort Greene, there's really no contest.

The humanity of so many countries coming to the aid of Haiti is such a beautiful message compared to the psychotic wars and unrest in the other parts of the world.

Over the past twelve months only a couple dozen visitors have ventured into Djenné, one of West Africa's oldest and most beautiful towns, compared to 30,000 tourists in 2005.

This is a shame because the book contains some beautiful writing: compare the straining 'the thread of contingency is inscrutable' with the telling description of Madeleine 'smiling into him rather than at him'.

He's so beautiful and elegant compared to the stupid people around him".

A median is not beautiful, either, when compared with the lush views offered by nearby Riverside Park and Central Park.