Sentence examples for more ravishing from inspiring English sources

Repeatedly sanded, gouged, and folded, these pieces have endured a level of creative violence that makes their splendid final state all the more ravishing.

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.

Among the more ravishing inclusions is an elaborately decorated Tyrrhenian jar with Herakles battling the centaurs, circa 560-550 B.C. Greek art historians think it was probably painted for export to the Etruscans, known to the Greeks as the Tyrrhenoi, hence the title, by an artist referred to only as the "Fallow Deer Painter".

Certainly one of the more ravishing piano and orchestra pieces of the 19th century, it is too short to satisfy the egos of visiting soloists; pairing it with another concerto lets pianists more or less dominate the evening, thus straining the egos of resident conductors.

But the overall concept of bel canto started much earlier, with a consensus among opera enthusiasts that there was nothing more ravishing than a beautiful voice singing a beautiful melodic line beautifully, especially a melodic line driven by a sensitive musical setting of a poetic and singable text.

Yet the rapport between Ms. Centurión and Mr. Missé has grown only more ravishing.

But unlike most books about the dispossessed, they're original (how strange it feels to use that word these days, but it fits), and what's more, deliriously beautiful — ravishing, painful; as desolate as Dostoyevsky, as passionate and terrifying as Edgar Allan Poe.

Coach Vicente Del Bosque has opted not to field a centre-forward in two of their four games, while their 2-0 quarter-final victoverover France was more routine than ravishing.

I know you are more than a ravishing strumpet hopping around dressed as a bunny pooping out anal beads, although that was the best Easter themed adult film I've ever seen.

She's ravishing and more sexual than I had imagined.

More grounded is the ravishing Kuchipudi soloist Shantala Shivalingappa, joined by four musicians for the United States premiere of "Akasha".