Sentences with phrase «inimitable sense»

Discover a beachfront getaway minutes from The Walk at JBR where five - star luxury is accompanied by an inimitable sense of place.

Everything resonates with Six Senses» inimitable sense of style and fun; the effortlessly cool and sophisticated design and the uncompromising attention to detail together with the relaxed and intuitive approach of our hosts.

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Taut and crackling with tension with limited dialogue, it's got a genuine sense of gritty reality in that inimitable»70s filmmaking style.

The alluring design draws you in, but the legendary dual injection TFSI ® engine with 400 hp and 354 lb - ft torque will heighten the senses, taking you from 0 — 60 mph in only 3.6 seconds as its inimitable sound lingers.

Along with the RS sport exhaust with its inimitable sound and driver - controllable exhaust flaps, the RS 5 Coupe is a powerful drive for the senses.

Located in the beautiful UNESCO world heritage listed Douro Valley, Six Senses Douro Valley is touched with the romance of 19th century architecture wedded to contemporary interiors reflecting the inimitable Six Senses style.

Each dynamic, light - filled suite radiates a sense of calm that comes from their inimitable spatial equilibrium.

True to Six Senses inimitable style, Six Senses Bali will include 28 sky villas, 62 one - bedroom villas and seven two - bedroom villas that draw upon the local culture, embrace nature and offer every creature comfort.

Known for her inimitable landscapes that blur the boundaries between sculpture, installation, and painting, Sze explores how materials convey meaning and a sense of loss through entropy and absence.

Imbued with a heightened sense of glamour, physicality and stark sensuality emboldened by the verité approach to his subject matter, the exhibition only serves to strengthen Lindbergh's monolithic status in the world of fashion portraiture (and his place as an inimitable master of the camera in general).

Indeed, in the early 1960s a new Pop sensibility was emerging not only in London but across Europe: In Frankfurt, for example, Thomas Bayrle was making paintings that celebrated mass production and a sense of flatness, while in Iceland, Érró was producing his own inimitable Pop imagery.