Sentence examples for vulnerable beauty from inspiring English sources

Each day of the war he thought of Tamar, and the vulnerable beauty of the children's table.

As a result, "Song for Night" contains, at once, an extraordinary ferocity and a vulnerable beauty all its own.

The imagery conveys a vulnerable beauty and a Gothic romance worthy of Caspar David Friedrich, as if compressing the epic sweep and isolation of the Northern landscape into the run-down grandeur of the interiors.

Her story sounds like a paperback mystery: vulnerable beauty and privileged fashion writer comes home to remote New England town from her world travels, has affair with ruggedly handsome local fisherman, has a child, and is murdered, the case under investigation.

Inspiration, though, is contagious, and multiform — and even just to see, close up, power and aggression made vulnerable to beauty is to feel inspired and (in a fleeting, mortal way) reconciled.' That is awe-inspiring stuff, Mac.

She projected a vulnerable, disheveled beauty appropriate to a young woman whose well-planned and comfortable life has been shattered by a brutal intruder, a man she knows she found intriguing.

Except for the last, which quotes the slow movement of Beethoven's "Eroica" by way of saying last rites for German culture, these scores float away into a lyrical haze, attaining a fragile, vulnerable kind of beauty quite different from the brawny lyricism of Strauss's youth.

Léa is both wise and playful, jaded and vulnerable, a ravishing beauty who looks every minute of her 49 years.

The technology creates some stunning illusions; the exposed, vulnerable flesh makes the beauty piercing.

His painted bird is lonely and vulnerable in its tamed beauty.

Instead of lecturing the most vulnerable about the moral beauty of the marketplace, Brat targets the most well off.