Sentence examples for ultimately beautiful from inspiring English sources

Jumpy and perverse, excruciating, and ultimately beautiful.

Ultimately "Beautiful Child" isn't much more than ersatz Albee.

After his death, anecdotes about Swartz's manic mood swings have been used to paint the picture of an impulsive and troubled but ultimately beautiful mind.

Here, it emerges as some chance meeting between Melanie and Charles Manson, a damaged, violated, but ultimately beautiful thing of rare, mesmerising power.

In "Secrets of the Investigation," the star is a deputy prosecutor and a "seeker of truth," to quote the press release for the season's new programs, while "Hunt for Cinderella" stars a mysterious and ultimately beautiful woman who undergoes plastic surgery, suffers from amnesia and emerges as a Russian version of "La Femme Nikita".

Challenging yet ultimately beautiful.

As the Roth scholar Andrea B er wrote in the introductory essay to the show's catalog, Roth discovered that "even covering things up and leaving them alone were strategies that produced a beauty of their own, one that was ultimately more beautiful and more entertaining than pieces that he might previously have labored over".

The book is ultimately a beautiful story of reconciliation and redemption.

The pieces themselves are intricate constructions that are utilitarian and ultimately quite beautiful in their level of detail.

Ultimately, this beautiful experiment leaves observers with the question of whether kinetic design rendered in industrial robotics could ever perfectly match up to human interactions.

Though this is ultimately a beautiful affirmation of the true meaning of the holiday, some kids may wonder why the main character, a little boy, is doubting Santa's existence on Christmas Eve.