Sentence examples for representing beauty from inspiring English sources

Secretariat captured our imaginations by representing beauty and power.

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

Among the Southern Igbo, the Ekpe society, introduced from the Cross River area, uses contrasting masks to represent the maiden spirit and the elephant spirit, the latter representing ugliness and aggression and the former representing beauty and peacefulness.

Allyson Conklin is the Founder and Principal of Allyson Conklin Public Relations, a boutique public relations agency representing beauty, home, design and lifestyle brands.

He goes on to establish a dichotomy between truth and beauty in poetry, characterizing the tension between the two as a "rivalry between Ariel and Prospero," with Ariel, The Tempest's airy spirit, whose "glory and his limitation" is that he has no passions, representing beauty, and the shrewd and pragmatic Prospero representing truth.

A Muslim name representing beauty, grace and serenity is also the moniker of an Islamic fashion house that 18-year-old Aishat Kadyrova designs for.

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.

For him, the sea represents beauty, freedom, the essence of life it self.

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

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