Sentence examples for ravishing than from inspiring English sources

If composing for the stage has opened up new areas of expression for Benjamin, the result is more ravishing than anyone could possibly have imagined.

OK, it may be slightly less ravishing than some of the symphonies composed by Mowbray but he does at least remind his players to win the ball back when they lose it.

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.

Abstract art does not get more ravishing than the best of the works in this exhibition, which was at the Whitney Museum.

And yet, despite the drab signs and clear evidence of the passage of thousands of people, when I reached the lake I found it even more ravishing than I had imagined.

Yet in an industry relatively immune to the downturn, a whole galaxy of behind-the-scenes genius craftsmen could conjure up entire worlds on a back lot — a parallel universe where the immortals were more seductive, the colors more ravishing than anything in nature, and everything grimy, unkempt, and discordant was swept under the rug.

His camera movements are gorgeous, and the colors and textures produced by the cinematographer, Eric Gautier, are rarely less than ravishing.

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.

Jan Terri – Rockin' Video collection This less-than-ravishing, diminutive, working-class white woman is fucking legendary in Chicago.

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

But the king's failure to commission from him any large figure paintings, other than the ravishing Cupid and Psyche, strikes modern connoisseurs as a major failure to appreciate where Van Dyck's greatest talents lay.