Sentence examples for casually beautiful from inspiring English sources

In a recent essay in New York, the novelist Lionel Shriver argued that "fiction writers' biggest mistake is to create so many characters who are casually beautiful".

Antigone Georgia's Marjanishvili Theatre arrives with a casually beautiful, universally relevant production of this tragedy of conscience and resistance in the face of absolute power.

Casually beautiful and seemingly loosely structured, "The Shine of Day" — the title refers to those moments of grace that elevate a routine day — examines the intersection of two lives that together lead to larger, offstage realms.

"Boarding Gate," a casually beautiful, preposterously plotted, elliptical thriller, earned little love last year when it played at the Cannes Film Festival, where it was shown out of competition.

This can be seen even in some of the more casually beautiful short poems like "White Out," "Getting It Right," and "Every Time the Mountain," and in parts of the long poem itself.

Beautiful and casually cruel, Eunice realises that Lenny can provide her with the love and safety for which she desperately yearns.

Henry enters one scene with "Guys, why are there pictures of my ex-girlfriends on the coffee table?" When there is talk of moving to a new neighborhood, Maggie casually says, "Washington Square is beautiful".

It's a long way from Park Avenue: the beautiful, desolate, casually despoiled landscape of the Pyrénées-Orientales in southernmost France, where Fernanda Eberstadt moved with her husband and children in 1998 and where she has set her latest novel.

Dybek has also always stirred understated, powerfully realised and ravishingly beautiful images almost casually into his work, alone or in sequences.

Like his big hit, this record is spare, woozy and gently enchanting, all breezy, loping love songs — "So Much in Love," "Beautiful Lady" — that sidle up casually for a quick nuzzle.

Casually mention how you think she's beautiful, and you love the way she looks.