Sentence examples for less ravishing from inspiring English sources

OK, it may be slightly less ravishing than some of the symphonies composed by Mowbray but he does at least remind his players to win the ball back when they lose it.

Lean, who seems in retrospect no less of an enigma than Lawrence, was born a hundred years ago, on March 25 , 1908 and "Lawrence," it is fair to assume, will endure as his memorial, although there are smaller, equally solid monuments of no less ravishing design.

His camera movements are gorgeous, and the colors and textures produced by the cinematographer, Eric Gautier, are rarely less than ravishing.

Jan Terri – Rockin' Video collection This less-than-ravishing, diminutive, working-class white woman is fucking legendary in Chicago.

It is a visceral, powerful, visually ravishing film, occasionally mawkish, sometimes less than plausible – but it's hard not to be moved by the picture it paints of an entire generation of colony boys wiped out before their time.

Their second album fulfils the premise of its title with more ravishing arrangements by Owen Pallett, while leaning less on the Scott Walker/Morricone stylings that gave their 2008 debut a whiff of pastiche.

Forearmed, Less boards the aircraft, settles into his window seat, chooses the Tuscan chicken (whose ravishing name, like that of an Internet lover, belies the reality — mere chicken and mashed potatoes), and with his Thumbelina bottle of red wine takes a single white capsule.

It looked ravishing.

It was so ravishing.

Moving and visually ravishing.

The model is ravishing.