Sentence examples for work gorgeous from inspiring English sources

This pleasure is in no way dependent on agreement with the author; consider that it may be possible to find a writer's work gorgeous even when he is saying something plain awful.

From her mother, Beyoncé, she'll know how to work big, gorgeous prints.

Martha's work was gorgeous, clear-eyed, with the facts straight as rulers.

Now, moving closer to old master turf, it delivers "Claude Monet: Late Work," a gorgeous "where on earth did this come from?" show of 27 Giverny paintings dating from 1904 to 1922.

"Edmondson's work is gorgeous in its simplicity and striking in its sophistication," said Brooke Anderson, director of the Folk Art's Contemporary Center, its new department for modern self-taught art.

This sprawling 55-minute work has gorgeous, evocative music, but if the playing is unfocused, as it was here, there is also a sense of listless bombast, as well as one of the more ill-advised organ parts in the repertory.

SCOTT Although I admired the visual bravura of "Hugo" and was touched by its sincere affection for Méliès and his work (the gorgeous restoration of his masterpiece "A Trip to the Moon" that was shown at the Cannes and Telluride film festivals was surely a cinematic highlight of the year, maybe the century), I was not as enthralled as perhaps I should have been.

It's a welcome chance to see some great movies that are also very rare (including the ones that I consider Truffaut's best work, "A Gorgeous Girl Like Me" and "The Green Room"), and to revisit inexhaustible classics like his first feature, "The 400 Blows," and others that, for all their obvious flaws, pack potent if esoteric pleasures, such as "Bed and Board".

And her work is gorgeous.

The original model work is gorgeous, while this substitute material is crude and unsophisticated in comparison".

On the first day of each week, Laga's benefactor picks him up to buy canvas and "colors," and he goes to work, creating gorgeous, marbleized abstract paintings.