Sentence examples for something more beautiful from inspiring English sources

Inside his head there is always something more beautiful".

"You want to learn the trick to turn/What's not so pretty into something more beautiful," she sings in "Something More Beautiful," a stark piano song that becomes a rawly declaimed soul ballad.

"But something more beautiful happened: a film about fans and generations at the end of an era.

"Lao bai xing get to aspire to something more beautiful than anything they have ever known," Wu said.

As I argued last year, Modernism has yet to have its Penn Station moment, and, tragically, something more beautiful will have to go.

It might have fit to do something more beautiful for someone like Nader, someone who knew he was going to lose but wanted to get a message out.

"I was working on vogue.com, and discovered that you can translate something so rich in print into something even more beautiful online". That was the point, she says, when she fell in love with digital.

"I wanted to offer something more optimistic, more beautiful, the opposite of that awful world of prostitution".

In an imaginary interview with Maurizio Cattelan in the show's catalog, Gnoli, channeled by Cattelan, says, "For me, imagination and invention cannot generate something more important, more beautiful and more terrifying than the common object, amplified by the attention that we give it".

I hope I've written something more ambiguous, more beautiful, with a lovely human story at the heart of it, that actually makes us question our views and have a conversation at the end and think what we need to do next".

Today's art often aspires to be something more than beautiful – serious, critical, radical or "disturbing".