"ineffable beauty", as a "glorious glimpse of God's realm".

Her face wore its ineffable beauty like a bruise, as if she herself were the source of all her suffering.

It stood variously for renewal, purification, love and ineffable, timeless beauty: basic concepts to the Japanese spirit.

She turned, distracted by the ineffable beauty of the musical recital below the waves of the South China Sea.

At last Peace and her companions, Festival and Harvest, are brought to light, appearing as visions of ineffable beauty.

Its ineffable beauty permeated the Wanderer's being, and for a moment it made the agony of physical existence almost bearable, almost worthwhile.

There was an ineffable beauty and mastery about her in this posture.

Charmian reached out her hand and clung to me--for support against the ineffable beauty of it, thought I. But no.

In 2005, while she was reflecting over one of her poems' Touré has professed to be overcome with images of ineffable beauty.

Only a morally advanced culture, beyond war or aggression or evil, could have fashioned something of such ineffable beauty.