Sentence examples for how much beautiful from inspiring English sources

"You tend to forget how much beautiful nature there is really close to New York," said Ivan Talijancic, a New York multidisciplinary artist who had come up to see the show.

But after a long season, you're conscious of how much beautiful work is lost in the blur of images or never has a chance to be seen by a wider audience.

A house, considered in itself, might be beautiful, but how much more beautiful is it judged to be if it is seen to be well designed for human occupancy.

The "quantified self" – AKA, in the words of writer and editor Paul Carr, "vanity metrics" – began in California, naturally, so that beautiful people could measure just how much more beautiful the number of steps they had taken were making them.

How much more beautiful would the shell be, how much easier to see its harmonic proportions, without all that glitz?

We do this by showing how much more beautiful they could look if they made the difficult, lifelong commitment to a regimen of personal fitness.

During the election campaign, Berlusconi helped fuel speculation by bragging about how much more beautiful his party's female candidates for parliament were than those of his center-left opponents.

And just imagine how much more beautiful it'll be on Nintendo's new hardware.

How much more beautiful and priceless is the life of a woman -- even one in chains!

How much less beautiful will the earth be without all the golden flax and countless pumpkins whose existence we deny with every seed we crunch between our teeth?

Can you imagine how much more beautiful it would have been if you told the students that you were going to offer free classes in nonviolent conflict transformation -- the kind that is taught not far from you at another Christian university that has a very different understanding of Christian character and discipleship?