It is sparse and rough and beautiful.
"My conscience is my boss, and my conscience dictates rules that are extremely, I'd say, grand — they're rough but beautiful".
One of the most powerful images in this rough but beautiful book is by Gérard Deschamps, "Armor Plating II" (1962) — armor plate pierced by bullets.
The dining room is an explosion of desert colors and textures -- rough brick, beautiful tiles, cascading dried flowers, wreaths strung with Christmas lights, orange and rust fabrics.
He sings in an imposing growl, biting off the ends of his rural rhymes, and his songs are rough and beautiful, somewhere between blues, country-rock and hymns.
The bass frequencies in these recordings are gorgeous and the recordings are rough and beautiful in a way that was, at the time, unfamiliar to hi-fi lovers, and has now become an inverse mark of "quality".
For Mr. Van Zandt, who at 53 still wears the loose, brightly colored garb that earned him the nickname Miami Steve, the radio show and the festival -- which he hopes to make an annual event -- represent a revival of rough, honest, beautiful garage rock as a musical form and a redemption from restrictive radio formats that rely on familiarity and market testing.
The Man from Snowy River is visually and atmospherically in line with what audiences expect of the characters and locations: hard people in rough but beautiful terrain, riding horseback between sunrise and sunset, throwing their weight around and playing who gets to be the alpha male.
It is a residence, built in the late 1930s, commissioned by department-store magnate Edgar J Kaufmann Sr, who had long owned and enjoyed the site overlooking Bear Run, one of the many tributaries of the Monongahela river in the rough but beautiful country south-east of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
However, there is still, what one might call, its rough and beautiful edges.
