Sentence examples for deemed beautiful from inspiring English sources

A spokeswoman says they're trying to spark up conversations about the kinds of femininity deemed beautiful and sexy.

The landscape was once deemed beautiful enough to serve as the cover illustration of the catalog for "American Paintings From the Bentley-Sellars Collection," an exhibition held at the Cummer Gallery of Art in 1975.

Italians appeared to be asking internal questions about calcio, a game they deemed beautiful but whose aspirations seemed to be well beyond that of the fans who followed it.

In particular, logical theories have struggled to make sense of assigning predicates from one value-type to objects that are traditionally the content of a different value-type as when a proof in logic is deemed beautiful or ugly.

We would scream NO! Stop! -- we would take action because this painting is deemed beautiful and priceless.

An alcoholic and womanizer, Kunichika also portrayed women deemed beautiful (bijinga), contemporary social life, and a few landscapes and historical scenes.

It entices and then repels, making us reexamine our prejudices about what we deem beautiful.

The former coach Dunga, whose preferred style of play was deemed insufficiently beautiful for Brazilian tastes, was let go and replaced by Mano Menezes.

Of the three galleries, one has objects that made their way from her life into her art, like a pink-wrapped gift package from India that she deemed too beautiful ever to be opened.

Audrey White was from a humble background, but became a successful model and author, was turned down for a BBC announcer's job for being deemed "too beautiful", then established financial courses for women, worked for charities and became a lady of the aristocracy.

"Some cultures believed that our strength always lied in our hair, and the struggles we faced with styling, and conforming came from what we deemed as beautiful.