Sentence examples for ravishing to from inspiring English sources

And they are ravishing to behold.

The experience is ravishing to us as well to them.

Quality is equally confused: dishes range from ravishing to bewildering.

Davies's deliberate, muted storytelling is somewhat at odds with this sweeping narrative, even if it's all ravishing to behold.

It's robustly played and ravishing to look at, with its bullish inhabitants and glorious, bleached-bone cinematography.

Playful and wistful by turns, it is ravishing to behold, full of wonder and repressed emotion, conflict and resolution.

This is a work big enough to walk around in again and again, and ravishing to watch even when its heavenly interludes threaten to go over the top.

This deft setting of Ravel's lush score exposes a more openhearted side of Millepied, and the ballet is ravishing to look at, thanks to the vibrantly colored designs by the French minimalist Daniel Buren.

Each ballet was ravishing to look at, starting with Jerome Robbins's "Circus Polka," with its adorable little girls put through their paces by a jovial ringmaster (Robert La Fosse) to form the letters "I.

He worked with Allen on a segment of "New York Stories" (1989), but "Café Society" marks their first full-length collaboration, and the result is ravishing to behold — more so, I think, than any Allen picture since Gordon Willis filmed "Manhattan" in black-and-white.

At that point they begin to resemble ravishing precursors to the our-bodies-ourselves liberated women of the 1960s.