ugliness造句

When beauty is seen as beauty, there is ugliness.

Intolerance for ugliness is not in itself enough.

"It's more like an ugliness contest," says one hedge-fund manager.

There's a general ugliness of women that pertains in the novel.

The advert was trying to "show the ugliness of the illness, not of AIDS victims", he added.

He was a man of striking ugliness; fat with a bullet-head set on a short neck.

By inflicting sufficient ugliness upon us, the modern artists believe, they will wear down our capacity to see beauty.

Dear teachers, classmates United, courtesy others; distinguish between right and wrong, identify the beauty and ugliness, man of integrity.

But I chafe at the idea that great American debates, in all their ugliness and splendor, should be tempered for terrorists and their attempts to recruit.

Dr. Martin Wagner, a former city planner for Berlin and a professor at Harvard, described slum-ridden cities as "mammoth monsters of ugliness, inefficiency, and distortion."

Our life is full of truth, kindness and beauty as well as fake, vice and ugliness. It is the same with our social relationships.

I asked the three whether the wall made a greater statement in its original state of ugliness or as a canvas for artistic expression.

- the horrible ugliness of this exposure of a sick and guilty heart to the very eye that would gloat over it?

From the external ugliness and beauty, the inner good and the evil, gradually and the microscopic exquisite and rough, the macroscopic superficial and profound, until the life is tender and mature, the critical and Transcendence of death.

Like Cain, I was branded--branded by Nature with the stamp of abnormal ugliness, as I was gifted by Nature with iron and abnormal strength and considerable intellectual powers.

And without — the frontier warfare; the yearning of a boy, cast ashore upon a desert of newness and ugliness and sordidness, for all that is chastened and old, and noble with traditions.