Sentence examples for equally beautiful though from inspiring English sources

During the 15th century the round, neat, humanistic or Renaissance hand was introduced in Florence and was employed for literary productions, while the needs of everyday life were met by an equally beautiful, though not as clearly legible, cursive hand.

In Italy the black letter was also used, but the Italians preferred a rounder type, called littera antiqua, "old letter". During the 15th century the round, neat, humanistic or Renaissance hand was introduced in Florence and was employed for literary productions, while the needs of everyday life were met by an equally beautiful, though not as clearly legible, cursive hand.

But the fascinating thing is that archaeologists have determined it was made from a hunk of jade near the top of a mountain — even though an equally beautiful ax could have been made from more accessible material at the base.

We could be sisters here, Clara and I, equally poor and equally beautiful.

Equally beautiful served warm or cold with rice.

"I can only hope he would recognize that St. Thomas is equally beautiful and equally precious".

Mr. Gross shot "The Lovers' Exile" in a studio set representing a Bunraku theater, and reports that though rice paper is far too expensive to use during an actual performance, the effects obtained by the Bunraku technicians are equally beautiful.

She is gracious, beautiful, and fifty years old, with three equally beautiful children: Anna Katee Bosworth, Tom Hunter Parrishsh), and Lydia (Kristen Stewart).

"I feel beautiful, though, still," she said, shrugging.

I think he saw the world as equally beautiful and chaotic.

"It is equally beautiful from every angle, which is really important".