Sentence examples for beautiful inner from inspiring English sources

Dear Erin, You're starting to get into the wonderful world of fashion and beauty -- you're discovering your beautiful inner femme!

These include Listen to Your Heart, on which lead singer Jones observes someone's yearning over a crisply attentive breakbeat; the backing vocals, urging the person to requite their love, are like a beautiful inner monologue.

Or that a Shaker cabinet radiates "the most beautiful inner calm," while a pair of carved wood Italian chairs from the 1920's are "gross and utterly lacking in inner calm".

"This is a woman who has a very complex, very beautiful inner life, and two tragic love stories," said Herzog at the Berlin film festival, where the film has premiered.

The partners select a musical by an unreconstructed Nazi, Franz Liebkind, who, once they have tracked him down at his Greenwich Village bunker, enthuses that his play gives "not the popular conception of the Führer but the young, beautiful inner Hitler who danced his way to glory".

That air of metaphysical order crystallizes in Denis's brilliant, near-quarter-hour culminating scene of Isabelle's visit to a clairvoyant, played with a gruffly arrogant self-assurance by the ferocious Gérard Depardieu, who tells Isabelle's future (and offers her a vision that involves the movie's actual French title, "Un Beau Soleil Intérieur" — A Beautiful Inner Sun).

The same kind of tax breaks and tax incentive financing we provide for development of downtown spaces, like the beautiful Inner Harbor, can be activated for these "New Normal" communities.

People WILL try to read you through your clothes before they speak to you, so let your clothes be a reflection of your beautiful, true inner self, a girl who's intelligent, has her own idea about what is stylish, and knows her worth.

They instructors offer one interpretation on their Web site: Noise is undesirable in engineering, but artists find glitch to be beautiful and revealing inner workings of the system.

The clear frenzy of speed and the tenderness of slow music, with a beautiful voicing of inner parts, was the same in both composers.

Nearly two decades ago, I wrote a polemic, Bring Home the Revolution, urging Britons to adopt a written constitution, taking as my inspiration a text that, in its carefully weighted machinery and delicate construction of checks and balances was, to me, as beautiful as the inner workings of an antique clock: the constitution of the United States.