Sentence examples for endlessly stunning from inspiring English sources
At Storm King, my companion and I chatted giddily about this phenomenon as we strolled in the force field of the endlessly stunning work by Serra — an artist who takes nothing lightly except lightness.
Ray Bradbury, one of the authors Mr. Punchatz illustrated, says on spectrumfantasticart.com that Mr. Punchatz's "ability to touch men with acrylic and melt them into beasts, or touch beasts with oil and ink — and: voilà! they are senators or brokers — is endlessly stunning".
Through a glass wall, some 100 feet from one side to the other, we could see the sun shining into the spring, which stretched endlessly before us, stunning and turquoise.
Video game graphics have reached a point where you can see every crease in the rugged face of a protagonist, marvel at the swish of Lara Croft's hair, and endlessly gaze over stunning realistic vistas.
Its sufferers often become obsessed with specific topics, talking endlessly about them with stunning expertise; they have problems socializing, make inappropriate comments and avoid eye contact.
Most striking was her ability to shape endlessly long lines: the breath control was stunning.
Beyond Prague's maze-like suburbs of Soviet-era estates, are stunning valleys speckled with pastel-coloured Bohemian villages, endlessly rolling hills and few cars – the dream playground for an adventurous cyclist.
That endlessly repeated clip of Zidane's brutal headbutt - a stunning moment of open brutality in football's sly world of feigned injuries and concealed fouls - showed that violence on screen still has the power to shock.
Mr. Barenboim also played both programs entirely from memory, an impressive technical feat as well as one that leaves a stunning visual impression of the performer seated alone before an unadorned piano with notes flowing endlessly from his fingers.
Locals will wax endlessly poetic about the flattering southern light, but when it strikes the city's Baroque and Rococo architecture, or its stunning parks, I start to realize that they may have a point.
