Sentence examples for changing beauty from inspiring English sources
"(Planet Earth on mute) + (Sigur Ros on whatever sound system available) = life changing beauty epicness".
"How can they prove it?" said Lois W. Banner, a historian who has studied changing beauty standards, referring to scientific efforts to define attractiveness.
The lights that flicker and fizz through the art of Venice probably originate with artists who savoured the endlessly changing beauty of light on water in their city.
The silence, loneliness and changing beauty of the empty Outback were magical, as were the clarity of the night sky and the stunning bird and animal life.
For her installation, "Re-Classifying History: Catherine Wagner," on display at the new de Young Museum in San Francisco (both open Oct. 15), Wagner juxtaposes a series of classic chairs -- pictured in oversize chromagenic prints -- as a way to comment on changing beauty.
"Times are changing, beauty is being redefined and those that lead the way will be remembered as pioneers". World Down's Syndrome Day takes place on 21 March.
This champagne bubbly, ever changing beauty-blond-to-redhead and back, energetic, zany, uplifting spirit is a godsend to anyone who needs to get a shot of positive.
For the most part our salons use cruelty free products like Davines, Oribe and R+Co and it is important to us to continue to educate and partner with companies that share our passion for changing the beauty product industry for the better.
Biking year-round gives you a healthy respect for the weather as well as an appreciation for its ever-changing beauty.
One of the world's finest lighting designers, Speirs worked creatively and prodigiously to show how artificial light can be a truly subtle counterpart, even in the biggest architectural projects, to the texture, variety, feel and ever-changing beauty of daylight.
Ideas quantum fly between winning and the growth in third-quarter accounts payable like it's the same supernova, throwing off pie charts of soul-changing beauty.
