Sentence examples for particular beautiful from inspiring English sources

One of the earliest and most famous realist doctrines is Plato's theory of Forms, which asserts that things such as "the Beautiful" (or "Beauty") and "the Just" (or "Justice") exist over and above the particular beautiful objects and just acts in which they are instantiated and more or less imperfectly exemplified; the Forms themselves are thought of as located neither in space nor in time.

Thanks to the features of Forms as such, this must be a beauty, something properly called beauty, whose nature can be articulated without recourse to the natures of particular beautiful things.

The light at that time of day is so particular, so beautiful.

Dorothy's humor, and in particular her beautiful heartbreaking short-stories, revealed a knowledge of how people work, and a very open heart.

All of the fascinating, particular, sometimes beautiful and already quaint ways of organizing words and images that evolved in the previous centuries — music reviews, fashion spreads, page-one news reports, action movies, late-night talk shows — are designed for a world that no longer exists.

The lettuces in particular looked beautiful.

A CBC Radio reviewer called Loder "amazingly talented", her music "gorgeous" and her song "Playground" in particular "absolutely beautiful".

One friend in particular, a beautiful blonde who, when I met her, was one of the wildest girls you'd ever meet, showed up late -- because she'd been waiting for a sitter for her two kids.

All of her series are awesome but these two in particular are epic, beautiful, addictive, magical and amazing.

The redwing in particular has a beautiful singing voice, but as he saves this for the breeding season it can only be reliably heard in the glens of Scotland.

Mr. Farina, in particular, produced some beautiful sounds; at his best, he sings with a ringing yet limpid quality (although he was sometimes careless about pitch, particularly in Act I).