Sentence examples for slightly breathtaking from inspiring English sources
With Sam, there was no model because there was no set – which I found slightly alarming, slightly breathtaking, but fundamentally brave and admirable.' Mendes is good at rewriting such rules.
On the Via della Scrofa in Rome there's a slightly upmarket but utterly breathtaking deli called Antica Norcineria.
This breathtaking gothic cathedral's hymnal, slightly spooky atmosphere makes an appropriate, if surreal, setting for Marling's timeless, ageless songs, not least when a gentleman – or ghost – strides past in full Victorian regalia.
Roughly the size and shape of an old-style cash register, the P400 spews out each full-page print on glossy photo paper, with breathtaking color, clarity and durability, slightly superior even to the Sony printer.
Legal it may be, but it's a breathtaking act of hypocrisy for a man slightly to the left of Karl Marx to tax dodge, and hypocrisy is what always does for politicians in the end.
"Rise of an Angel" by Swiss-Chilean artist Luciano leans slightly into the tech-house end of the spectrum, but is still so long and breathtaking that it's more than a worthy inclusion.
Calmer but slightly balmier than its conjoined-twin city Johannesburg, in spring it reveals itself with a fierce burst of breathtaking purple jacaranda.
They took a "slightly cautious view of the form" as it was so early in the season and it wasn't until his breathtaking win at Royal Ascot that he was anointed "greatest-ever".
