Not, distinctly not, as beautiful as the ocean itself, "Sea Change" is still a day at the beach.
I distinctly remember the beautiful day because it was contrary to the reports of the weather prognosticators; for me, further evidence of the unpredictability of most things in life rather than a reflection on the flaw of the forecasters.
The design provides a strikingly beautiful (yet distinctly urban) Z-shaped park that stitches together three discrete sites.
Le Castel is in a beautiful but distinctly rural corner, 15 minutes' drive from the town of Coutances and double that to any beach.
The pictures are beautiful and distinctly unschlocky, probably because Mr. Klein (no relation to the designer) showed his horse without a beach or a girl.
An eight-member jury favored Johnston Marklee's vision in large part because of the firm's demonstrated ability to design distinctly contextual buildings housing beautiful and functional spaces using common materials in unexpected ways.
But away from their barbaric image, the Vikings' art stands apart as a piercing, bright light in the Dark Ages - defined by beautiful, intricate and distinctly Scandinavian styles that are laced with intrigue and mystery.
What I had heard struck me as so beautiful and unusual, so distinctly of its time but in such radical opposition to most "new music" of the seventies, that I wrote through the night, attempting to summarize my impressions.
"With travel costs now low, Marrakech is one of very few places in easy reach of the UK that is distinctly un-European: fascinating, culturally rich, beautiful and warm year-round.
Plus, it offers beautiful outdoors and a distinctly western feel.
The cranberry was presented as something distinctly American, both delicious to eat and beautiful to behold.
