Sentence examples for impossibly pretty from inspiring English sources

And meanwhile Steve falls for Angela, the impossibly pretty girl in the impossibly pretty house.

Basically, anything but the impossibly pretty sort found posing in every Parisian patisserie window.

ITV's big autumn hit Victoria featured an impossibly pretty Queen Vic, a brooding Albert and plenty of gorgeous sets and costumes.

The answer: Parati, a tiny (and impossibly pretty) former gold-mining town approximately four hours equidistant from São Paulo and Rio de Janerio.

"Brahms-Schoenberg Quartet," which followed, is an impossibly pretty patchwork, set to Schoenberg's orchestration of Brahms's Piano Quartet in G minor, Op. 25.

From a seat next to the memorial I looked down on a small, impossibly pretty, slate-blue lake called Lough Tay.

Sure, the are the odd scabby knees, and we all know that inside the slippers their feet are disasters from the hell they've been through, but behind the scenes at the ballet it's pretty much impossibly talented people doing impossibly lovely things with their impossibly beautiful bodies.

To be a girl in 1990s America meant being fed on media lies that to be acceptable you must be impossibly thin and as pretty as a photoshopped picture.

He is a solid and irrepressibly cheerful man, with large, practical hands and the engineer's gift of pretending that what is impossibly difficult is actually pretty easy, once you shave off a bit here, and remember some of your high-school calculus, and realize that the thing that you thought should go in left to right should actually go in right to left.

His pretty village, Pagwell, is impossibly representative of an England lost for decades now, and David Mitchell and Ben Miller impossibly representative of cartoon villainy, but I didn't mind in the slightest because Norman Hunter's children's books have been re-rendered as impossibly good fun.

For early risers freaked out by too much "peace and quiet", there's also a bus every morning at 7am from the nearest village – pretty Alájar, with its impossibly narrow, cobbled streets, to Seville.