Sentence examples for gorgeous mistake from inspiring English sources

Kate Swoger of The Montreal Gazette called Lucy a "gorgeous mistake", describing her thus: "an elderly woman dancing in a lush spring field, sagging breasts flopping willy-nilly, as she inexplicably seems to hold a red chair to her behind with one hand and a clutch of daisies in the other".

A VISITOR stumbling through Morningside Park on a gorgeous spring day might mistake the scene for the entrance to paradise.

The period sets and costumes are gorgeous, but don't mistake "Wolf Hall" for "Downton Abbey" -- Mantel's ideas about power are far too subtle and subversive to fit into that hermetically sealed world.

Critics have mistaken the gorgeous costumes and sumptuous settings for "Masterpiece Theater" writ large.

Julia Sonenshein wrote on the fashion blog The Gloss, "Naomi Campbell is undeniably gorgeous, and Vogue Thailand made a huge mistake trying to make her into something that she's not".

True, you lose the grandness of presenting a browned, gorgeous bird, but there is no mistaking that this is a festive holiday dish.

They made two glaring mistakes while the Braves made two gorgeous plays in the first three innings, one of the differences in the game.

But she's also model-gorgeous, which is how she gets two dopes to mistake her manipulations for fun.

But don't mistake him, as Ms. Giannini did, for his stylistic betters, the gorgeous, irresistible, impeccably tailored and ludicrously vain peacocks of the early Jet Set era, men with names most Americans have never heard.

Visually the game is absolutely gorgeous with mountains, forests and lakes that from a distance could be mistaken for real.

"Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous.