Sentence examples for labeled beautiful from inspiring English sources

The Times may have labeled Beautiful Losers self-indulgent, but Deitch pointed out that Rose performed a service by preserving a scene from New York City's recent past.

Featured in the Vanity Fair's current Hollywood issue, Miller talked about his upcoming role (co-starring with Mia Wasikowska) in Sophie Barthes' Madame Bovary, the perils and privileges of being labeled beautiful, and being gay-bashed -- twice.

This 1921 picture of Rrose in heavy velvet hat, with flowing hair and splendid collar was taken to find an image for the bottle of perfume that Duchamp labelled Beautiful Breath, Veil Water (1921).

I also think it ultimately creates a lot of self-loathing, and self-doubt for people who are labelled beautiful, or ugly.

Miller: I think everybody within this industry who's labeled as beautiful feels the tyranny of beauty.

If she enjoyed anything at all about her new notoriety, it was the part about being labeled a beautiful blonde.

LATEST PROJECT Mr. Kittrell, who has interned at Marc Jacobs and the Row, also designs the label Beautiful Dreamers X Baby Alpaca.

Sarah Moss labelled it "beautiful and compelling" … "with the flaws of a good first novel", adding: "The allure of the tale is obvious and one can see why Kent was haunted by it.

So, instead of accepting the perfect gift they have been given and embracing the opportunity to explore deaf communication, hearing parents might immediately label their beautiful deaf newborn as defective.

"Everything is OK, everything is fine," Santiago told Brekke as the pair hugged, before she labeled him "a beautiful man".

Jacqui Swift of The Sun labeled "Sad" together with "Beautiful Goodbye" and "Love Somebody" as an emotive moments on the album.