Sentence examples for notably gorgeous from inspiring English sources

Invisible concerns the young Adam Walker, "a tormented Adonis", a notably gorgeous and intellectually gifted Jewish American born in the same year as Paul Auster, who studies at the same university.

Still, there are Picassos, notably a gorgeous Blue Period painting, "Madame Soler," from 1903.

Django composed many classics of the genre, notably a gorgeous wisp of melancholy called "Manoir de mes rêves", which his grandson rendered beautifully, but without excessive reverence.

At that hour, you'll notice not just the peculiarity of what is around you — notably, the gorgeous, Art Deco skyscrapers alongside empty, decrepit buildings — but also what is missing.

There's also much character writing in evidence on Pom Pom, notably the gorgeous, elegiac Picture Me Gone, a song written from the perspective of a middle-aged man imagining his own death, addressing his son from a future in which all that remains of him is digital information on an intangible computer server.

He has been swashbuckling, of course, most notably in the gorgeous and witty 1938 classic, "The Adventures of Robin Hood," with Errol Flynn.

Notably, there's her gorgeous lug of a no-good husband, who cheated on her publicly and cheated on her privately and finally cheated on her unforgivably by taking up with their daughter's roommate — the "beauteous" Carolee.

It's cheaper, it's gorgeous, and perhaps most notably, it's not a hulking monster.

What's at the farmers markets: This is the time for winter greens, citrus (Satsuma mandarins), avocados and Brassicas, most notably cauliflower and romanesco broccoli — the gorgeous, bright green spiraled vegetables that are edible fractals.

But to be told that a real woman who lives in the "real filter" looks like the gorgeous artist Phoebe Coneings-James (ofe of notably few "real women" of colour, incidentally) is a little jarring.

The app will offer turn-by-turn navigation and, most notably, a 3D "Flyover" mode which is straight-up gorgeous.