Sentence examples for beautiful description from inspiring English sources
She later said that it was the most beautiful description she had ever read.
"Remember that beautiful description of a sailboat on around page 29 of the third piece?" he'll say.
The article is a beautiful description of what it's like to live in a small town, where everybody knows each other's sins and virtues.
There he had a chance to see how the farmers lived - he gives a beautiful description of the landscape and the people, who were very courteous.
Re "The Gift of Siblings," by Frank Bruni (column, May 26): I was moved to tears by the beautiful description of sibling affection and bonding.
The best bit was the beautiful description of the waterfalls when the girls went on an overnight ride in the moonlight.
Mind you, VanderMeer writes much better prose than Poe ever did; and Acceptance in particular is full of beautiful descriptions of the natural environment.
But there are some beautiful descriptions, too, such as that of the "Nabob's Lady" with her blackened teeth, her face "frosted" in gold leaf, and her "fillet of diamonds round her head".
The Raghuvaṃśa is famous for its beautiful descriptions and incidental narratives, which give the poem a somewhat episodic character; among them are a description of the six seasons (spring, summer, rainy, autumn, winter, and dewy) and the story of a young hermit who went to the river to fill a water jar for his parents and was killed by a stray arrow.
There is plenty of poetry in the beautiful descriptions of her garden and its hinterland, but while Woolfson specialises in bringing birds into her house, the suspicion remains that, when she herself takes wing, she will take the fight to the enemy with merciless force.
Forster's style, which looks simultaneously backward to the epigrammatic polish of Jane Austen and forward to the looser, more discursive amplitude we favour today, resonates strongly in the leisured cadences and playful figuration of the many beautiful descriptions and gently ironic authorial interjections that frame and connect the bright pieces of Smith's mosaic.
