Sentence examples for beautiful representation from inspiring English sources

"I just thought it was a beautiful representation of people claiming it as their own," Mr. Lavalette said.

Agency: Droga5 (New York) Director: Jonathan Glazer This beautiful representation of the odyssey towards Olympic greatness features battles with self-doubt evolving into something more hopeful in a fashion that puts you on the edge of your seat.

I don't think there is a more beautiful representation, in terms of what man is capable of artistically, architecturally, culturally, clothing, food, music, literature, painting there's nothing to compare to Paris.

"And there he was, with a beautiful representation of people who do live on the streets, and there he was himself, all of a sudden living on the streets".

Suppose that a painting represents a tree and is a beautiful representation of a tree.

"I think the movie does a beautiful representation of that idea," he said — even though he's not convinced that the multiverse exists in real life.

That, and his extraordinarily beautiful representations of sexual desire".

In a letter to George Cheyne, the famous doctor and author of "The English Malady," a treatise on melancholy and the sedentary life, a twenty-two-year-old Hume wrote: Having read many Books of Morality, such as Cicero, Seneca & Plutarch, & being smit with their beautiful Representations of Virtue & Philosophy, I undertook the Improvement of my Temper & Will … till I had already ruin'd my Health….

The more "beautiful" facial representations seemed to all be thinner and younger-looking.

Eight years ago, in search of a new artistic direction, Olivier stumbled upon the unique potential for using light projection to create beautiful new representations of the female body.

The result is a beautiful if confusing representation of the state of chemistry in the 18th century.