Sentence examples for beautiful subject from inspiring English sources

"I think Central Park is a beautiful subject," he said.

A beautiful subject can be the object of rueful feelings, because it has aged or decayed or no longer exists.

That's not to say there aren't survival skills in what I do, but that's the shorthand of a much bigger and more beautiful subject".

Lessing's 1772 bourgeois tragedy, Emilia Galotti dealing with a heedless Prince's ruinous passion for a beautiful subject is also being given in the Cloitre des Cannes by the Theatre National de Strasbourg: the production was dry and cold but the play struck me as an Englightenment pasterpiece worth revival by one of our national companies.

Kuba recalled being shocked when a conventionally beautiful subject would open up about his or her body issues.

And sometimes very naturally very fashionable, when Mom is the incomparable Franca Sozzani (66) and your iconic and beautiful subject of the documentary "Franca: Chaos and Creation".

Eve calls it "this butterfly, this waterfly, this nomad / that has 'proposed / to settle on my hand for life.' " To this passage McLane responds: "Moore gives us two beautiful subjects speaking past each other.

Alteveer says, "they are beautiful subjects rendered in an exquisite way and there's something so powerful about that".

His designs were informed with a mind of romantic temper, apt in the discovery of beautiful subjects, and impassioned with a delight in pure and variegated colour.

The beautiful Julia Jackson, subject of some of Cameron's most arresting portraits, was Woolf's mother – as one can easily see in those deep-lidded eyes and angular face.

But while the music may be beautiful, the subjects that inspire the pieces are often more troubling.