Sentence examples for represent beauty from inspiring English sources

Also, naturally, it's the men who represent beauty, and the women, mostly, who do grotesque.

Their life -- certainly, his life -- seems to center on her dresses and what they represent: beauty, grace, opulence and a kind of fame.

"Not only do they represent beauty in architecture, with many surrounded by breathtaking landscapes and grounds," she said, "but they were also among the first ecological and self sufficient communities, respecting the traditions of agriculture and rural lifestyle".

The idea that a woman 10 years shy of being a centenarian can represent beauty and the pinnacle of fashion was until recently, unimaginable.

Like a lily among thorns is my darling among the young women" or the Gospel of Mathew (6, 28) "Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow; they toil not, neither do they spin" to represent beauty.

The Bells of Ireland bring good luck and the lilies represent beauty.

In Ms. Carson's eerie, elliptical, very beautiful elegy for a failed marriage, the husband represents beauty to be sure, but he also represents not truth but mendacity.

Dulcibella, like Dulcinea, represents beauty, inspiration, and virtuous love.

Secretariat captured our imaginations by representing beauty and power.

One represented beauty and poetry, he said, the other cruelty and barbarism.

Other possibilities include images of a fish, representing good fortune, or the elegant eyes of a woman, representing beauty.