Beautiful In A Sentence

Definition of Beautiful

• It was astonishing to see so delicate and beautiful a being buffet so resolutely with hardships.
• Now what can be done to make a street or road beautiful and pleasant in warm weather?
• In the first picture in this book notice the beautiful dome and the great high stairs.
• Many do not know how beautiful the bare trees look in winter with their gray or brown branches.
• No matter to what port she steered; any part of so beautiful a world was better than my convent.
• It was a clear beautiful afternoon, and the air on the grassy uplands was fresh and bracing.
• The grass was warm and beautiful to look on, and they lingered, prolonging the walk.
• Do you not like to have the things that belong to you as good, as useful and as beautiful as possible?
• A sentiment so dark and appalling but ill accords with the sublime and beautiful spirit of the gospel.
• It is a wonderfully beautiful and touching little scene, and papa has described it so wonderfully.
• The beautiful feeling or emotion of love is merely the blossom which precedes the formation of true virtue in the heart.
• We enjoyed looking at the beautiful scenery and we could see the bridge moove under the intense heat of the sun.
• I could not forget this glimpse of a beautiful and a happy world; a world so suited to my natural character.
• Papa blew his soap bubles and filled them with tobacco smoke and as the light shone on then they took very beautiful opaline colors.
• But he passed through that beautiful garden without a glance right or left, with his eyes bent upon the ground.
• There are hammers there then, and fires, too, and they are battered into their beautiful shapes with cruel blows.
• Columns of smoke rise continually from numerous active volcanos, and the beautiful mountain lakes fill extinct craters.
• Renouard meditated, gloomy, as if over some sinister riddle of a beautiful sphinx met on the wild road of his life.
• It would most assuredly have been an infinitely clearer and more beautiful expression of the divine goodness than that of Edwards.
• She seemed to him very beautiful as she slept, her face turned a little on one side, and again he asked himself if he loved her.
• The child assured me his mamma had been a beautiful player, but that no one ever opened her grand piano, which stood in a parlor above the street.
• We may admire it as the most beautiful unfolding of that nature, but we cannot applaud it as the virtue or moral goodness of Adam.

• Perhaps you will pass beautiful woods.
• Describe the beautiful view from the summit.
• It was a clear beautiful morning.
• And has the mirror nothing beautiful to show?
• Her beautiful eyes were red with weeping.
• Down there in the beech wood there is a beautiful glade.
• The country is looking very beautiful just at present.
• Its beautiful coat was matted with blood and dust.
• The streets are often shaded with beautiful palm trees.
• I seemed to identify myself with the beautiful Anastatia.
• It is such a sweet, darling, beautiful thing to come to me!
• Illustrated with 50 beautiful Photogravure Engravings.
• Passengers and crew were all saved and among them a beautiful young girl.
• Before the city was built there was beautiful country all along the banks.
• So beautiful was he that I could not help looking at his face.
• Over every public building floats our beautiful flag, the Stars and Stripes.
• These are beautiful creatures--these triplets.
• Susy's was a beautiful mind, and it made her an interesting comrade.