Sentence examples for rough beauty from inspiring English sources
Ms. Barrio's hard-working, articulate feet had the same rough beauty.
She doesn't romanticise Yorkshire, showing its rough beauty alongside its even rougher underbelly.
DH Lawrence found a language for the rough beauty of the Derbyshire mines.
Here lies a rough beauty unique among Chinese cities — a metropolis filled with history careening into the future.
There is a kind of rough beauty in these fortified castles, with their compact and severe appearance.
If not, it will be hard to boast about the rough beauty of manhole covers that were created so inhumanely.
The tung oil gives the wood a reddish shine; the shape has a rough, simple beauty.
I ate succulent birds all through the winter, and whenever I did I thought of Saskatchewan and its rough, isolate beauty.
It is a region of rough natural beauty but also a place of exile, where those who ran afoul of the tsar were sent to ponder their fealty to the empire.
Calabria, the boot heel and toe of Italy, is harsh, poor, rough; its beauty bare, not colorful; its people stubborn and hard-bitten; its dialect a hoarse throatful of pebbles that other Italians, barely understanding, suspect are being hurled at them.
Kyle Anderson of Rolling Stone claimed that by "replacing Bloc Party's distant cool with vivid honesty, Okereke makes Intimacy a confident new peak for his band", while PopMatters' Ross Langager explained that the record "might not actually be all that intimate, but it is a thing of rough, recycled beauty".
