Sentence examples for beautiful implications from inspiring English sources

In Merton's words, "Dorothy Day never preaches, never pounds the table: she remarks quietly on the things she has seen, she points out their awful, as well as their beautiful, implications, and she passes on to something else".

The ever-present idolization of stick-thin "beauty" has created a raft of unrealistic assumptions about what being beautiful (and, by implication, acceptable) looks like.

The possibilities and implications are beautiful and plenty.

I found it fascinating, full of suggestion and implication, and beautiful.

The implication is that this peaceful beautiful scene is what presence feels or looks like.

You don't have to be interested in biochemistry and its implications to appreciate that proteins are beautiful wonders of nature, just as you can appreciate the elegant design of a car without knowing how it works.

The erotic implications of the athlete's body beautiful arise in a shot of the swimmer, seen underwater, from behind, and another, which emphasizes Taris's near nudity in his tight swimsuit.

The only half-way decent thing in Sydney, and by implication the world, are women, "the girls all beautiful and the men all fat and aggressive".

The complex implications of Mr. Say's story are masked by the beautiful simplicity of his words and pictures.

Entrepreneurial can-do spirit is a beautiful thing, but when, say, a fancy coffee retailer tells you its unique approach has implications for book publishing, run.

What are the implications of these questions for dance, which by and large rejected the burden of beautiful bodies and pleasing stage pictures in the 1960's?