Sentence examples for elemental beauty from inspiring English sources

When those perspectives are fused, the novel has an elemental beauty.

Wagner's "Siegfried," in particular, provides much the same elemental beauty that Mr. Holland attributes to Namibia.

The Flux Quartet brought a quiet intensity and focus to "in memoriam... Esteban Gomez," a 1963 graphic score, fashioning an elemental beauty with uninflected notes and swarming overtones.

What is not disputable is the elemental beauty of its game, the balance and precision and folding of the individual into the team.

My legs certainly feel stronger, but there's something else too: the elemental beauty of this place has – for want of a better word – bewitched me.

This work, styled with the elemental beauty of Japanese butoh, looks spectacular, but the sense of large ideas being grappled with but never resolved becomes increasingly distracting.

It's a great, elemental dish.

His letter suffused me with renewed energy and determination; and especially, a belief in the importance, beauty and elemental, intoxicating, limitless power of words.

It is the same with Stockhausen: the intensity of imagination gives rise to musical impressions of an elemental and seemingly unfathomable beauty, arising from necessity rather than conscious design" (Maconie 1989, 178).

Cardinal calls the piece "an extended meditation on mental and elemental impulses with images of stunning beauty", while Breitchman, who notes Tzara's rebellion against the "excess baggage of [man's] past and the notions with which he has hitherto tried to control his life", remarks his portrayal of poets as voices who can prevent human beings from destroying themselves with their own intellects.

Richly glazed and textured, Mr. Sammarco's pedestal scale compositions of elemental geometric shapes have a coolly refreshing beauty.