Sentence examples for difficult beauty from inspiring English sources

As she blew kisses with her fingers and slowly torqued her body into gorgeous positions, the talk increased the sense of concentration, the suggestion that this difficult beauty was quotidian for her.

The director of photography is Roger Deakins, who both refines and redeems "Sicario" by unearthing a kind of difficult beauty in the most unpromising of locations and in the most desperate of straits.

And there, at that intersection of those qualities is the simple, if difficult, beauty of the parenting philosophy of father-hero Atticus Finch: to bring the innocent goodwill of youth into the treacherous terrain of adulthood, to raise virtuous, courageous, resilient, fair and empowered children.

On her throwback Instaanks also touched on the increasingly difficult beauty standards that models are expected to uphold.

Yet here, inside the shell of the pre-Civil War warehouse, I am surrounded on all sides by that difficult beauty Norman Mailer called masculine.

In a crowded market place, it's more difficult for beauty companies to establish the next Chanel No. 5 or Old Spice.

Breaking through to the proper Best Picture category, however, is more difficult: Only "Beauty and the Beast," "Up" and "Toy Story 3" were nominated, and none won the ultimate prize.

("Monsters Inc". was nominated at the 2002 ceremony, but lost to "Shrek"). Breaking through to the proper Best Picture category, however, is more difficult: Only "Beauty and the Beast," "Up" and "Toy Story 3" were nominated, and none won the ultimate prize.

She's acknowledging the difficult work of beauty, which people who live as men may never know.

Due to long hours, she found it difficult to schedule beauty services when she wanted or needed to.

The vast area and incredible beauty are difficult to appreciate without being there.