Sentence examples for just ravishing from inspiring English sources
The landscape here is just ravishing.
It's called Psyche Revived by Cupid's Kiss, and it's just ravishing.
Since most Sylvias today get this gesture wrong, the Fonteyn footage is not just ravishing but instructive.
Many of the best American films of this era were richly contradictory and shaded by dark thoughts and characters, not just ravishing technique.
Thus you see Monterone's dishonored daughter in the first scene, mocked by the Duke who has just ravished her.
As a young man, Harvey found Thatcher anything but ravishing.
Dakota's job seems to consist of taking brief meetings with studly young writers and having everyone constantly reassure her that she's a world-class editor — even after her love-master husband buys the company and she has to keep taking off afternoons to be handcuffed and ravished, just like so many women in publishing.
Committee members believed that the slaves schemed not just to "kill their masters," but to "ravish," "ride" and "take the ladies for wives".
But lovely, too, and absolutely ravishing.
Ms. O'Hara and Mr. Gunn's performance just might be the one I'd choose to memorialize too: both are in ravishing voice.
