Sentence examples for breathtaking look from inspiring English sources
The Palm House is breathtaking – look for the plaque marking the spot where the great philosopher Wittgenstein, who lived in Dublin for a couple of years after the second world war, liked to sit.
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Executive producer Glen Schofield stated that the biggest challenge the developers were facing was "just trying to match the breathtaking look and feel of the movies".
Hundreds of costumes, most handmade and cased in a proprietary wax concoction, provide the film with its dark, spiritually reverent mood — a violent yet breathtaking look into the life of 19th century frontiersmen.
From here the view is breathtaking; looking down on Loch Coruisk and tiny sandy beaches below all ringed by the looming jagged peaks of the Cuillin.
O'Toole was brought up in wartime Leeds with an Irish bookie father ('I'm not working-class,' the self-described 'slum Mick' once said, 'I come from the criminal classes.'); but he was not on stage to flaunt his lower-class roots, and on film he lived up to the aristocracy of his breathtaking looks.
It seems that stylists and stars learned from their mistakes at the Golden Globes, and Saturday night's SAG Awards presented quite a few breathtaking looks.
When you have the suffocating pressure of expectations from the entire world, especially from yourself -- to be better, to do better, to live better -- it's a breathtaking feeling to look into someone's eyes, and know that to them, you are perfect, just the way you are, even if that someone is just a dog, who's favorite toy is a sock, and clearly does not have the highest standards.
"They're breathtaking to look at," he says, plus "they translate well on fabric using digital printing.
It's an attempt at a semidocumentary tone poem in the style of Robert J. Flaherty and Luchino Visconti, shot (by Giuseppe Nisoli) with a kind of Buñuelian austerity, and much of it is breathtaking to look at.
The prospect was breathtaking: Chevron looked poised not only to avoid liability but also to acquire greater immunity in its actions abroad.
