Sentence examples for forms of beauty from inspiring English sources
Men and women have their faces spliced together, creating freakish forms of beauty or wild comedy.
Our inventions can ease burdens, reduce poverty and suffering, and sometimes even bring new forms of beauty into the world.
It was about drawing his fans' attention to exciting things the world had to offer - art, fashion, theatricality, different ways of being, different forms of beauty.
There is a moral element here, too: when accepted forms of beauty and their attendant assumptions go unquestioned for too long, a kind of blindness, born of complacency, can set in.
If anything, the current situation gives particular urgency to the task of finding meaning inside the data stream, along with forms of beauty both intellectually credible and ethically palatable.
Ms. Koenigsberg argues that the period approximately from the 1840's to 1901, when Queen Victoria died, is appealing to contemporary Americans who crave forms of beauty, ease and opulence that have been missing from their harried lives.
Thus, it is by virtue of being in some way related to (i.e., by participating in, or partaking of) the form of beauty that beautiful things (other than beauty) are beautiful, it is by virtue of partaking of the form of largeness that large things are large, and so on.
Each Form was a genuine existent, in the sense of being precisely what it pretended to be; the Form of Beauty, for example, was beautiful through and through.
The philosophers are initially distinguished from non-philosophers because they answer questions like 'What is beautiful?' by identifying the non-sensible property (form) of beauty instead of some sensible property or particulars (474b-480a).
I want to give young girls, like my niece, the tools to see a billboard and think, That [non-Latina] girl is beautiful, but that's not the only form of beauty.
