But when the whole class was here assembled, childlike heads were seen among this bevy of young girls,
ravishingly pure and virgin, faces with lips half-opened, through which shone spotless teeth, and on which a virgin smile was flickering.
A
ravishingly lovely lady, who exclaimed, with a cry of rapture, `At last
They went up the great staircase, one step at a time; at the top of it there gleamed at them out of the shadows the figure of a nymph crouching by a fountain, a figure
ravishingly beautiful, the flesh warm and glowing with the hues of life.
The plan rose fully formed in Kim's mind, and he smiled
ravishingly.
Glenarm put out a little hand,
ravishingly clothed in a blush-colored glove, and laid it on the athlete's mighty arm.
Ravishingly shot on location in the eponymous Portuguese coastal city (long deserving of just such a cinematic valentine) in an elegant shuffle of aspect ratios and film stocks, this narratively slender item is unapologetically a mood piece: a film that's in love with love, in love with cinema, and concerned that neither is built to last.
The Interlude is a moment of calm among the carols but out of context it did not work as stand-alone piece, even though
ravishingly played.
Romney could go on painting
ravishingly well, or merely with striking oddity, to the end --the imposing portrait of Warren Hastings from 1795 has evidently been thought about.
Aniston -- looking
ravishingly attractive on the cover of The Hollywood Reporter -- will likely achieve "respect'' in a more normal dramatic way.
The contest is open to females of all ethnicities who see themselves as
ravishingly gorgeous, intelligent, talented, stylish women with the ultimate embodiment of a captivating and blazing beach beauty.
Variety called the story of a wealthy retired actor whose self-deception and hypocrisy hobble his marriage "a richly engrossing and
ravishingly beautiful magnum opus" that, despite its over three-hour running time, mesmerised cinema-goers.
Another reason is that it is
ravishingly beautiful.
