Sentence examples for beautiful made from inspiring English sources

Looking at shelter magazines like Domino and House Beautiful made it worse.

Letterpress, a clever word game for the iPhone and iPad, which is also very flat and beautiful, made a big splash among iOS users when it was introduced late last year.

The house, when it's revealed, is beautiful, made up of four incrementally smaller sections with a shining copper roof, and clad in a harlequin pattern of 1,924 glazed sigils of St Jules.

Yet I would have remained content with this new line of thought — essentially cheerful in its promotion of the idea that we are born beautiful, made drab by pressures — had I not stopped to realize what, exactly, I was reading with.

In the early 1950s, as the big studio system breathed its last, Hollywood produced a succession of classic Tinseltown fables: Sunset Boulevard, In a Lonely Place, Singin' in the Rain, The Barefoot Contessa, A Star Is Born and, right in the middle, The Bad and the Beautiful, made in 1952 and back in the cinemas to accompany a Minnelli retrospective at the NFT.

Then the School Beauty, who was still very beautiful, made her way around the room.

Delicate and beautiful, making love with the Devil in his muggy bedroom behind the shabby office.

Neither "big is better" nor "small is beautiful" makes much sense.

The game world is vibrant and beautiful, making it something easy and fun to see.

Then "beautiful" makes a natural equivalent to the Greek adjective, certainly sounding less stilted than the alternatives.

Make them feel beautiful, make them feel loved.