The phrase "beautiful text" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a written piece that is aesthetically pleasing, well-crafted, or emotionally impactful. Example: "The poet's words flowed effortlessly on the page, creating a beautiful text that captured the hearts of all who read it."
His book "Garden State," included in the show, has pictures of natural habitats in New Jersey surrounded by highways and factories, and a beautiful text by the artist evoking Versailles, Babylon, Pascal, Conrail and God.
Maxwell's performers, speaking in a flat, generally affectless way, have real bodies and thus real souls, which meant that the director's beautiful text — his fullest and grandest so far — was and wasn't fully "embodied," but I think that was the point: to show how one doesn't and doesn't match words to bodies in the landscape of dreams.
So the answer to this beautiful text's question is: "I shall mourn them just by surviving them".
I can't shake this disappointment in myself; I'm numb to a beautiful text and I can't tell why.
"It's what my friend and writer Alain Damasio expresses in the track "Bora" on my first album when he feels inhabited by that mighty power when writing a beautiful text," adds Rone.
So all and all, I'll choose words that might not be my own, but are inspired by a beautiful text of a weekly newspaper that had a major role in our national history, more discreet today, but which expresses this need to live together despite our differences and instead relying on them to make our national community stronger.
They're these phenomenally beautiful texts in which a primary text is written and 100, 200, 500, 1,000 years later another text can be written as a commentary on that, and then you have a commentary on that, and a commentary on that.
"If there's anything explicit in the relation of this piece to the current political climate, it's to basically say: Here are all these beautiful texts that were created when the government was imaginative enough to revive its economy to a certain extent through putting its artists to work," Mr. Kahane noted.
Textie is a dead-simple application with one purpose: free and beautiful texting for the iPhone and iPod touch.
If a reader wants to find out more, there are plenty of exceptionally good scholarly texts; me, I'm trying to make this accessible, and to write as beautiful a text as I can for the singers to sing.
It also included "La Mer Est Plus Belle" ("The Sea Is More Beautiful"), a text by Verlaine, in settings by Debussy and Louis Durey.
