Sentence examples for understated beauty from inspiring English sources

First and foremost, this show celebrates the understated beauty and malleability of nature.

Levitan was master of the "mood landscape", which catch the understated beauty of provincial Russia with a tinge of melancholy.

There was a wonderfully understated beauty to his playing, with its impressive fluidity and soft-spoken grace.

But the music is defined by easily accessible narratives – from mining in Durham to tales of the sea in Devon – played with understated beauty and a little swagger.

Recognizing the impermanence of such moments, "Friday Night Lights" embraces the rough edges, the fumbling, the understated beauty and uncertainty of the everyday.

But deep down I knew there was an understated beauty to Ireland's inland waterways, even if many associate them with stagnant water and submerged traffic cones.

And, like his fellow IND fans, he speaks rapturously of the understated beauties of the system, beauties that "others" might not have the subtlety to grasp: Its stations, first of all, which tend to be among the largest.

Locals say that Cappadocia got its name from a Persian word meaning "land of beautiful horses". The name has persisted throughout the centuries and massively understates the beauty here.

They will be annoyed at the way he understates the beauty that remains -- the hot-spring resorts, the Okinawan beaches, the mandarin orange groves dotting the rural landscape and the immaculate grounds of Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines suddenly encountered in even the most "jumbled" urban setting.

To be truly beautiful, it is the understated qualities of beauty which are sustaining.

As in previous years, Nankai offers a large and illuminating display of Vietnamese ceramics that provide a wonderful account of the deftness with which that country's artists borrowed forms and glazes from other cultures, almost always with a distinctively understated, even retiring beauty.