Sentence examples for generally beautiful from inspiring English sources

Among British airports, small is generally beautiful.

A long, early memoir for The New Yorker — "A South African Childhood: Allusions in a Landscape" — is another standout, evoking the mining country of Witwatersrand, where she was raised ("one of the ugliest parts of a generally beautiful continent"), and her growing adolescent awareness of the racial rift she was born into.

A long, early memoir for The New Yorker—"A South African Childhood: Allusions in a Landscape"—is another standout, evoking the mining country of Witwatersrand, where she was raised ("one of the ugliest parts of a generally beautiful continent"), and her growing adolescent awareness of the racial rift she was born into.

The Koreans, by contrast, are generally beautiful and well dressed.

Cynthia Erivo, Tony-winning Broadway superstar and generally beautiful human being, just performed a live rendition of Beyoncé's "Sandcastles".

She brings attention to the recurring theme of the "damsel in distress", whereby a generally beautiful woman is awaiting to be rescued by the male protagonist.

They not only come to shop, but they come to wander around, take in art exhibitions and literary workshops and generally discover beautiful things".

Magazines are producing their lengthy and coveted Spring issues, the focus is already shifting ahead to the current season (I can't even bear to think of fall or winter at this point already) and generally the beautiful weather just brings out the best in everyone.

It is not an accident that bird songs are generally considered beautiful and that bird calls are not.

Kant addresses the ensuing intellectual-theological crisis in the Critique of Judgment, a two-part essay dealing with beauty, beautiful forms in nature, and forms in nature generally.

Keller's food, it should be pointed out, is generally regarded as beautiful, extraordinary and almost impossible to recreate.