Sentence examples for potentially beautiful from inspiring English sources
Everything became potentially beautiful.
A potentially beautiful game between two elegant teams had turned nasty and destructive.
A bud suggested a potentially beautiful life still to come, an acorn hinted at a future harvest.
If there was always a good chance England rugby's young and potentially beautiful revolution would get dragged into a Dublin street fight, it paled against the other possibility.
In 1973 MacCarthy and Mellor had bought Broom Hall in Sheffield, a large part-Tudor, part Georgian building that was "terribly dilapidated but potentially beautiful".
I sacrificed the most potentially beautiful years of my life upon the altar of eating disorders.
While the Church emphasized humanity as essentially sinful and flawed, Humanism emphasized humanity as potentially noble and beautiful.
Long before Mr. and Mrs. Cleary built their house, they began collecting things they found beautiful and potentially useful.
Near the end, Matthews finally introduces the actual hymn tune in full; at first you fear this will break the spell, but Matthews makes of a potentially banal moment something beautiful, even if true excitement remains elusive.
A beautiful, but potentially dangerous, pensions play Editor of the Spectator Fraser Nelson admires the intelligence of Osborne's key announcement on pensions: it won't cost the Government anything, and if, as hoped, the result is a surge in pensioner spending, then the Chancellor will recoup much-needed tax revenues for the Treasury – possibly £1.2 bn more by 2018-19.
The beautiful and potentially functional X100 has had its US release delayed for some time, first because of enormous popularity and limited inventory, and then because of the natural disasters striking Japan.
