My friend chose an ethereal confection shaped like a paisley swirl, wrapped in dark chocolate and embellished with flecks of gold leaf.
In a related context, we will investigate how the revered and ethereal craft of shaping paper, wood, stone, and water has transformed the simplest of materials into archetypical constructions.
From the opening orchestra statement of the theme in the gentle first movement, and throughout the rest of this ethereal score, he shaped the music with grace on the surface yet tugging urgency just below.
The figures are elongated, the faces oval, and the shapes ethereal, reminiscent at times of Sandro Botticelli (see cover Vol.7, No.3, Emerging Infectious Diseases).
The collection juxtaposes logic and belief, from a closed-umbrella shape to an ethereal flowing presence.
The sounds that emerged from within these bizarre shapes created an ethereal, glittering polyphony.
Foams and ethereal staples in various sci-fi form and shape is an acquired taste than French people have never fully embraced, and with the exceptions of a few establishment in large cities, the trend has never really become a... trend.
Flavin's fluorescent lights, industrial hardware ordinarily, became ethereal art (colored light, making swimmy shapes) when plugged into a gallery's electrical socket.
Do not be put off by this disconcerting news, however: once down the steps inside the bunker, you are inside a quite spectacular cavern, moodily lit so that ancient stalactites and stalagmites throw shapes, a mixture of ethereal and amusing, on to its walls.
Rising like a perfectly geometric glass monolith from a clutter of university structures, but with the beautiful late-medieval King's College buildings close by, this seven-storey tower comes as something of a shock: despite its solid square shape, the library has an ethereal air, especially when lit up at night, thanks to its gleaming striated facades, boasting 720 panels in all.
