A lethargic Blaine, sporting a new bushy beard and matted hair, rewarded them with weak waves and beatific smiles. |
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He cuts a striking figure with his stocky frame, beatific smile and pitch-black hair worn long and swept back. |
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Not just polite little smiles either, but huge, genuine, sparkly-eyed smiles of pure beatific satisfaction. |
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The Captain is the benevolent-yet-stern sheriff of this here town and Madame La is his beatific, beautiful wife. |
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At this, a beatific, lights-on-but-no-one-home smile spreads across the space cadet's face. |
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The engine that drives Dante's desire for the beatific vision is not simply love for God. |
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His protagonists are poignantly human, but Frears avoids the temptation of turning them into beatific Christ figures or walking billboards. |
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Her hair is short and neat, her smile beatific, and her conscience troubled. |
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The smile that spread across Nicholas' face was beatific, full of happiness and relief. |
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Luke, from Harper's, wore a beatific smile as the room trembled from the gateway's power. |
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No, in the Garden of Eden, all creatures beheld the beatific vision, that is, all things as one. |
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The radiance of Blanchett and the beatific look of love on the face of Ribisi are unforgettable. |
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As a nun she is beatific, her head, in a wimple, tilted toward heaven, a prayer book clasped to her breast. |
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There is important attention given to Christ's knowledge, both beatific and infused, as necessarily presupposed for his work of salvation. |
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It's his name in bold type above the film's title and his beatific image on the poster. |
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He turned around, smiled his beatific smile, and then raised his huge hands high in the air, in the general direction of my head. |
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Clearly bewildered by the proceedings, she had a beatific smile, delighted that everyone was making a fuss over her. |
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He listens with a beatific half smile to his visitors in English and responds in rapid fire Nepali, which the secretary in his ministry does not bother to translate. |
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These paintings harbour a menagerie of folk-monsters, a phantasmagoria of apparitions that might be beatific angels or might be ghoulish extraterrestrials. |
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It is, in fact, an exceptionally charming story, and even hard-hearted churls will find themselves smiling with beatific indulgence by the end of it. |
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Remark upon the glassy-eyed stares, the soft lighting, the domestic settings, the beatific smiles. |
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But its contents rapidly dispel any fears that this most entertainingly waspish of commentators succumbed to beatific mildness in his final years. |
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This, rather than the beatific bestowments of wisdom over filterhouse beats, was worth the wait. |
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Its name derives from its mummy shape and the beatific woman's face depicted on its headpiece. |
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She is one of the finest film actors of this or any era, with the most Oscar nominations, and the most beatific smile. |
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For a microsecond I saw this beatific, angelic creature and assumed it was my reflection. |
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This lifting up of the spirit is perceived as anticipating or preparing for the beatific vision. |
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Perhaps it's the tilt of her head, the beatific smile she bestows upon both nobles and commoners as she campaigns. |
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Therefore faith involves a sort of initial face-to-face knowledge, a beginning of the glorious beatific vision. |
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On the 24 January my mother peacefully entered the house of God to enjoy the eternal beatific vision. |
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The ceremony was beatific in a word, and all attendees were speechless, pleasantly so. |
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The concrete signs of this beatific dimension which the Holy Father is offering us makes us even more aware of where our home is. |
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I smile one of my beatific smiles throughout, and leave happy. |
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In three minutes or so he was out again with a beatific smile. |
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Here, some reluctant participants at a family reunion are transformed in a beatific bunch by a ride in the Caravan. |
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With a beatific smile, Weldon rose above the ensuing stushie and laughed all the way to the bank, proving once again that diamonds are a girl's best friend. |
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But unlike Skywalker or Napoleon, Rider wears a beatific smile. |
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It was at this moment, as the young man picked up his carrier bag and headed for the exit, that I realised why I had been graced with such a beatific smile in the first place. |
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For the second time that night, Selina gave a genuine, beatific smile. |
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Several times a day, you'll catch them gazing at it in unapologetic fascination, heads tilted to one side, eyes filled with wonder, smiles beatific. |
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I've come across such a picture in the tenth-century Irish tale Adamnan's Vision, in a curious scene that captures the sociability of the beatific vision. |
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Then she smiles at me, a genuine smile, one that forms laughter-folds around her eyes and makes her face more kind, like a statue of a beatific saint. |
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Leonarde's relative disinterest in her corporeal state could be linked to her proximity to the beatific vision, where such considerations would become insignificant. |
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St. Peter at one point exclaims to Lillian, in a beatific reverie. |
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It was 10 when John rolled in with a beatific smile, clearly stoned. |
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The half hour of total fear that I experienced allowed me to spend the rest of the week in a state of beatific thankfulness for the wonders of life. |
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They let it all hang out, let beatific grins spread across their faces. |
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In part, this caution is an admission that things are not going well. Relations between the two governing parties have soured since the beatific early months of the coalition. |
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The textual form, therefore, is not separable from the manuduction of the soul toward beatific vision. |
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He eventually backed down from his position, and agreed that those who died in grace do indeed immediately enjoy the beatific vision. |
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It is only in the beatific vision, when we are so united with God that God becomes 'the form of the intellect', that we shall God as he is, sharing in God's self-knowledge and utter happiness. |
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Enthused by the blissfully beatific look on my face, the waiter suggested I try one of the dosas or uthappams, but I regretfully declined. |
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And Ms. Burstyn, who has found the uneasiness beneath surface serenity again and again in film, combines a beatific glow with an exasperating, masochistic shadowiness that brings complexity to the idea of saintliness. |
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Pope John XXII was involved in a theological controversy concerning the beatific vision. |
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The superb visual presentation of the book and its hundred of illustrations, as well as its peaceful and instructive texts are enough by themselves to throw us into a state of beatific meditation. |
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Behind the beatific smile of the Dalai Lama, spiritual leader of the Tibetan people and 14th in the succession of Lama Reincarnations, lies a carefully calculated machine. |
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I give the name violence to a noble boldness that hankers for danger, and I have seen it in many of the pimps and thieves I have worked with, men whose authority and beatific treachery bent me to their will. |
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Death can also be viewed eschatologically as a component of the resurrection or as a gate through which those in a state of grace pass to realize the beatific vision. |
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