Sentence examples for beautiful context from inspiring English sources

We have, most of us, yet to find a way of seeing and thinking that works — that allows us to live comfortably and positively in all of this beautiful mess — but our writers, our dear passed writers, have put forth some pretty good models, so that we might suffer less, or at least suffer within some beautiful context.

Fine, the turbine might not be beautiful out of context, he said.

Ms. Dryer's painting of blurry red stripes on a jagged-edged panel and Mr. Darger's vision of naked girls threatened by black cobras in an idyllic forest would be beautiful in any context.

"They are producing beautiful places in historical context, improving the local town, it's brilliant".

"There's an inherent tragedy in seeing these beautiful things out of context," he said.

"Azalea" is a beautiful word in any context, but in this stark verbal landscape it stands out like the garish shrub it denotes, here reduced to its bare winter interest.

In the context, a beautiful slotted box in copper by Donald Judd, a graceful swoosh of warm gray steel by Ellsworth Kelly and an open matrix of crouching modular forms by Tony Smith start to feel pregnant with meaning, hinting, perhaps, at a mystical Platonic order.

The trouble is that the things in the world we consider beautiful in an informational context — magazine and book layouts, typography, etc. — are necessarily limited in the information they have to present.