Sentence examples for beautiful section from inspiring English sources

There is then a beautiful section between an island and the side of the lake which is calm and interesting, and I feel a tiny bit better.

Once again Mr. Pelecanos zeroes in on reckless gangsters in Washington's predominantly black districts, like Anacostia, which "was the most beautiful section of town and also the ugliest, often at the same time".

The deepest and most spectacularly beautiful section, 56 miles (90 km) long, is within the central part of Grand Canyon National Park, which encompasses the river's length from Lake Powell (formed by Glen Canyon Dam in 1963) to Lake Mead (formed by Hoover Dam in 1936).

It is a breathtakingly beautiful section of the exhibition, but it does not produce the effect of a grand climax because each of the galleries passed before visitors reach this room has already succeeded in captivating them, both by the quality of the objects displayed and the imaginative presentation.

Distance 8 miles (12.8km) Classification Moderate Duration 3 hours 30 minutes Begins Kingston railway station OS grid reference TQ183695 Walk in a nutshell A wonderfully convenient, reasonably rugged walk along a beautiful section of the Thames then back through Richmond Park.

Such passages surely echo in Moncrieff's rendering of Proust's voice in that most beautiful section of modern prose, the "Place Names: The Place," which concludes his first volume: With admiring eyes I saw, luminous and imprisoned in a bowl by themselves, the agate marbles which seemed precious to me because they were as fair and smiling as little girls, and because they cost fivepence each.

But the most beautiful sections of the book – and they really are exquisite – are memoir.

"The north end has some of the most beautiful sections of the park, like the Cascades, the North Woods and Harlem Meer".

Pictures by Mr. Rose, Mr. Ritschel and others zero in on untouched and immensely beautiful sections of the California coastline with bright blue water lapping rocky shores.

And over some ominous but quite beautiful sections of quiet, clashing long tones -- distant sirens, perhaps -- there was the raspy but beautiful sound of a Korean flute, played by Won Jung-Hyun, sitting to the side of the orchestra.

The central movement, which is dedicated to Bette Snapp, a new-music advocate who died last year, has some stunningly beautiful sections in which a single melodic line floats above a slowly moving pianissimo chord progression.