Moreover, the absence from the column of any of the game's intrinsically beautiful elements (either in professional, international or collegiate hockey) indicates that the criticism is the product of simple malevolence toward hockey and its fans.

Yet the members of his repulsively reptilian-appearing race, merely because of having a heredity of equality and cooperation between the sexes, were in essence more nearly human than were these tall, splendidly-built, actually and intrinsically beautiful creatures of Lyrane II!

It's intrinsically beautiful.

"You could accuse him of over-emoting, but there's something intrinsically beautiful in how accordion, guitar and brushed drums are woven together to such doleful, quietly epic effect".

On the other side of the tablet sits the only male figure among those on the lunettes who is intrinsically beautiful.

When working with a material as intrinsically beautiful as a fragment of green glass, she undercuts its preciosity by wrapping part of it in masking tape.

In the exhibition's catalog, "Pearls: A Natural History" (Harry N. Abrams), the curators wrote: "Undoubtedly, pearls are prized as intrinsically beautiful objects because of their luster, color, shape and silky surface.

Until this moment, I had thought the centaurial form intrinsically beautiful, but with their bony backs and twisted faces these monsters soon deprived me of that supposition.

It is an intrinsically beautiful object, its railings forming an immense DNA double-helix.

To Luce, a work of art was something intrinsically beautiful or fascinating, something produced with skill or merit that stirred the senses and provoked pleasure or sadness, or some more complicated response.