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The phrase "ever more beautiful" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
Example: As the sun began to set, the sky turned ever more beautiful, with shades of pink, orange, and purple blending together seamlessly.
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I was sitting the other day in the ever-growing, ever more beautiful Brooklyn Bridge Park.
They arrived with beautiful carpets, turned those into real estate profits and proceeded to develop ever more beautiful projects.
(Remember to have the intention of dreaming ever more beautiful dreams).
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A place where you will never ever ever see more beautiful people.
You wanted to destroy our beautiful social fabric but the mosaic of that fabric shines even more beautiful than ever.
Cutting off the dead blossoms and leaves will stimulate new growth and have your flowers looking even more beautiful than ever.
To make sense of all the pain I have ever endured, and to give me hope that the rest of my life could be even more beautiful than I ever dreamed it to be.
Have those amazing legs of hers ever looked more beautiful?
"I don't know that there was ever a more beautiful memorial service," Mr. Fry wrote.
We're descending to a darker place, but was there ever a more beautiful paean to suicidal thought?
Has the Guardian (or the Observer, for we share the same digital space) ever looked more beautiful?
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