Sentence examples for usually beautiful from inspiring English sources

Each of these anecdotes — succinct, perplexing and usually beautiful — is Borgesian in its convolutions.

They are said to be protean, most commonly appearing as birds, cats, dogs, snakes, donkeys, lions, goats – on at least one occasion, even a water buffalo – and other humans, usually beautiful women.

The pitch is great, it's very quick, the weather is usually beautiful and the crowd are fantastic.

These are usually beautiful homes in the heart of campus that function as part museums, part centers for campus hospitality and entertainment, and even boarding houses.

Actors and actresses are usually more beautiful than ordinary people.

K. R.: Yes, I love clichés because they are usually so beautiful.

IN the rarefied realm of Bernard Arnault, the grand master of the world of luxury, the talk is usually of beautiful things.

(A viewshed, as in watershed, refers to a landscape — usually a beautiful one threatened by human development —  that can be seen from one or more points of view).

These fonts are simple, basic, and usually not beautiful; while easy to read on screens, they lack nuance and character.

It also has to somehow surprise me, maybe make me laugh or feel uncomfortable, usually be beautiful, and always be unexpected.

Almost as interesting in this context was Ariana Grande's hair, which was very much as it usually is, beautiful, long and shiny with a long ponytail gathered from high on her crown in a bun.