1.   An imaginatively hyperlinked site should ideally have the beauty of a collage, or at least of a gallery exhibit.

2.   Besides having a beauty of a scar, I still have some cognitive impairment.

3.   But for those who remember her, Lisa has a beauty that even time, technology and a tarnished surface cannot delete.

4.   Even winter, when most of the continent is shrouded in continuous darkness for four months, has its beauties, especially the shimmering aurora australis.

5.   His last style has rare beauties in it but is too complex and difficult to be ingratiating, which is probably why the work is less well known.

6.   It has theater, it has beauty, it has heroics.

7.   She had beauty.

8.   Sarah begins to learn that the desert has a beauty of its own.

9.   Shot in and around the lush colonial city of Antigua, it has great beauty and its political dimension never sinks to the level of the shrill jeremiad.

10.   Some people are determined to have such beauty in their own back yard, though.