There are now various beautiful and simple burial shrouds, some of which, with the addition of a charging board, are accepted by some crematoria.
His shows aren't just visually ravishing, with their various beautiful puppets (in Provenance, there are no fewer than eight different puppets for each of the Leda and Pity characters); they also offer a singular vision of the world.
Golabek is not an actress, and her reading of Hershey Felder's adaptation of her own book on the subject lacks nuance, but it doesn't matter: the audience is moved to tears as she plays sections from the various beautiful classical pieces her mother managed to learn throughout her very sad and scary ordeal.
He consorts with various beautiful and mysterious women, exchanges quips with Oscar Wilde (who is "looking as usual like an overfed trout in a toupee"), investigates a baccarat-cheating scandal at the behest of the Prince of Wales and crosses paths with Sherlock Holmes and Otto von Bismarck, among other luminaries of the Victorian age.
The built-in LEDs will flash in sequences that your brain will naturally try to interpret, resulting in various beautiful patterns produced by your own mind".
During the end of the movie his character, payed by actor Justin Timberlake, is at a party where drugs are being taken and various beautiful models are wondering around.
The laziness of the prose results in, for example, the following descriptions of various women – "beautiful", "very pretty", "quite beautiful", "strikingly beautiful", "a rare beauty", and "the most beautiful woman in the world".
This is visceral, life-affirming poetry that is, to borrow the Matthew Arnold quote with which Nagra prefaces his Forward prize-winning title poem, "so various, so beautiful, so new".
Kealy is a creative project leader at the national agency for new music, Sound and Music – in her role she focuses on collecting and using data in various and beautiful ways to test new and interesting ideas.
Only after these years of adaptation, he suggests, can immigrants begin to see the world as Arnold fleetingly did, as "a land of dreams, / So various, so beautiful, so new".
In the poem, Arnold listens to the waves on the beach, which "bring / The eternal note of sadness in": Ah, love, let us be true To one another! for the world, which seems To lie before us like a land of dreams, So various, so beautiful, so new, Hath really neither joy, nor love, nor light, Nor certitude, nor peace, nor help for pain….
