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• Eleven years later he is back in a ravishingly different mode.
• It is as if he were ravishingly naked and ravishingly clothed all at once.
• It is as if he were ravishingly naked and ravishingly clothed all at once.
• The fluid melodic lines are often ravishingly beautiful.
• Next in line came the ravishingly blonde Diana.
• Rosalinde was performed ravishingly by Carol Vaness; surely no critic would disparage her.
• But they are certain to discuss Kashmir, the ravishingly beautiful territory that both countries claim.
• Theresa Santiago sang ravishingly as Music and Hope, and Tonna Miller was a fetchingly girlish Eurydice.
• Eleven years later he is back at the New York Film Festival in a ravishingly different mode.
• Teresa Salgueiro's voice is as ravishingly beautiful an instrument as there is in popular music.
• The result is like the glass Lucinda loves : ravishingly beautiful, but chilly, distant and brittle.
• "In the Mood for Love " is ravishingly rich yet so sparse it seems bleak.
• Did we make it to nearby Ravenna, site of those ravishingly beautiful Byzantine mosaics that inspired William Butler Yeats?
• A scepter, to be left with the judge on the starting ramp, would set off the ensemble ravishingly.
• Working on ceiling murals, he opened space into an infinity of blue and set his ravishingly graceful figures floating there.
• And not just because his ravishingly swank 1940s version of an Oscar Wilde play is the toast of Spoleto Festival USA.
• While the ruler is remote, artworks in his image-- the famed Benin brass heads-- are ravishingly attractive.
• She was a ravishingly beautiful courtesan who had an intimate relationship with Raman Thampi, son of King Anizhom Thirunal Marthanda Varma.
• Yet once you've grasped the method and the rhythm of the films, they are a ravishingly beautiful experience ":
• This is Estella, ravishingly introduced as a child and then seen dancing gracefully into the grown-up incarnation of Gwyneth Paltrow.