Sentence examples for sharp beauty from inspiring English sources

Although they may have mastered physics or appraised the sharp beauty of "King Lear" in school, at reunions they reminisced about football glories and practical jokes.

Bourgeois the small child, innocent of the first world war; Bourgeois the young woman, with long flowing hair and a sharp beauty; Bourgeois the bird-like octogenarian.

Walking through the sharp beauty of the Eden valley – all cropped fields, stone walls and clear streams – Stewart recites a medieval Scots ballad about death.

Yulia Stepanova may be a little frantic in the title role, blurring the sharp, serrated beauty of some of her material.

Here, and in "Underwater," she has the husky-voiced glamour and sharp, glancing beauty and artifice of a French chanteuse of uncertain age.

Here, the feminist perspective is sharper, the beauty diffuse, the slickness replaced by elegance.

Ellen McLaughlin, who portrays Margaret, originated the role of the angel in the "Angels in America" epic, and her sharp-featured beauty lends a poignant quality to her performance here.

A woman of great beauty, sharp intellect, keen curiosity, strong opinions, and a never-failing sense of humor, she had a gift for gathering friends and connecting people in circles of caring and sharing.

Her husband, Cub, has become oblivious to Dellarobia's sharp, flame-haired beauty.

He tramps with his companions through "a kind of grey, lifeless suspension" illuminated with moments of sharp wonder or beauty.

By Angela Cypher The New Yorker, May 3 , 1930 P. 20Even beauty, sharp and fine, View Article By Rivka Galchen By Larissa MacFarquhar By Ceridwen Dovey By David Remnick.