No other approaches Him in wisdom, love, beautifulness, and glory.
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Outside, you will be seduced by our park beautifulness, calm and simplicity.
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And you will feel a great intellectual satisfaction by the sublimation of the beautifulness.
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Try our coast to coast excursion and discover the beautifulness of lava rocks under the sea.
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She was like a little princess herself, all lace and embroidery and blue ribbons and beautifulness.
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I was interested in the model where you perpetuate the beautifulness as lovers, with the children to the side.
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I asked myself, what was that beautifulness in his eyes that made the lowest nobody feel like a somebody?
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How can you look on the way it dances the beautifulness from every corner and not jump in the air from happiness?
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I compared the discolored body with the figure of Ianthe, as revealed in Queen Mab, but failed to see the beautifulness of death.
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We may find a meaning for this, but is it in fact different from the beautifulness of beauty, which we should call nonsense?
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Unlike this woman, who was lucky, many are not having that opportunity, many have died – especially children who haven't even begun to enjoy the beautifulness of this world, perishing at the hands of this virus.
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She looked like she'd been beaten up and was afraid that she'd get beat up again. In her hand, crimson purple wine in a glass. 'I'm just dying for a drink,' she said as she passed me in the hall. She had a beautifulness, but not for this kind of world.
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Distributist ideas were put into practice by The Guild of St Joseph and St Dominic, a group of artists and craftsmen who established a community in Ditchling, Sussex, England, in 1920, with the motto "Men rich in virtue studying beautifulness living in peace in their houses". The guild sought to recreate an idealised medieval lifestyle in the manner of the Arts and Crafts Movement. It survived almost 70 years until 1989.
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Carl E. Wallin mostly painted in oil and his subjects were portraits and landscapes, often winter motifs, and figures, nature pictures and symbolic fantasy compositions. He was often known for landscapes with figures which was his speciality and he often painted in oil in the style of early 20th-century modernist painting before 1950. He owned an awaken eye for the beautifulness in the nature and for a long time he strived to render everything as true to life as possible on his canvases. Later on his development led into another direction.
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