Sentence examples for infinitely more beautiful from inspiring English sources

Few people are able to walk home from their jobs, and London at night is infinitely more beautiful than a view of someone's armpit on the Tube.

You are infinitely more beautiful, pure, and radiant, and this is the part that is waiting for your attention.

Below, watch Ed and Dallas Nagata White reveal the truth behind their famed "Lava Kiss," proving that, sometimes, the story behind a photograph can make a single image infinitely more beautiful.

The kids are more appealing than the Avatar aliens were, and the comic is infinitely more beautiful to look at than the plastic-toy, video-game CGI of Avatar.

I started to believe the articles, research and reports telling me that women over 50 are invisible, powerless, adverse to change, glum, cranky consumers, unsexy, and should step aside to make room for the infinitely more beautiful, desirable, hirable, acquisitive, and loveable younger generation.

The world is rich with value that is not of our making, and "whatever we have perceived to be in the slightest degree beautiful is of infinitely more value to us than what we have only as yet discovered to be useful and to serve our purpose" (Faith in a Seed, 144).

The idea is a beautiful inefficiency: a tiny but infinitely more affected audience.

In fact, as our technological urges progress towards well-designed, physical objects that consolidate multiple solutions within single beautiful boxes, each device will be infinitely more precise, more connected and more smart.

"If we'd had a green belt policy in 1850 we wouldn't have had London, and I find London infinitely more interesting and enjoyable... Most of the country is fields, most of them not particularly beautiful," he said.

The Samsung is infinitely more customizable.

Which is infinitely more interesting".