Sentence examples for more beautiful shape from inspiring English sources

Future models will carry themselves with a simpler, more beautiful shape, Dean pledges.

They were assuming more and more beautiful shapes and designs; the singer Caetano Veloso remembers one designed as a giant alligator with rows of loudspeakers in its mouth disguised not as teeth, but as flowers.

It shows confidence, and gives your body a more beautiful and natural shape.

The paths made by Steinkamp's gravity-defying objects recall gorgeously woven lace, its delicate shapes even more beautiful in four dimensions.

Each step closer to Parnassus undoubtedly made us better musicians, but it made those beautiful shapes more and more boring.

He can suggest several exercises that can help you in shape department making them look more beautiful.

Do her wider-set eyes, the longer distance between her hairline and the bridge of the nose, and the rounder shape of her face make her more beautiful?

A 7th century B.C. terracotta urn of the Villanova culture in Italy, almost as rare with its beautiful shape in mint condition, carried a more modest €4,000 price tag.

There are many kinds of rocks of all shapes and sizes but not one more beautiful than another.

With respect to beauty, I think it's fairly clear that economic theory is more beautiful.

In pre-Columbian America, for instance, head shaping helped elite members of society to define themselves: an elongated skull was seen as more beautiful and a sign of noble birth.