Usar "embellished" en una oración

1. He put the neatly embellished square back into his pocket

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2. His wife embellished her life considerably with good quality clothes and jewellery, buffing up her ego and fluffing her aura so much that she became a leading light in the social whirl at the country club

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3. The dress was embellished with emerald stones around the waist and neckline

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4. The Temple was embellished with marble colonnades

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5. Many of the houses in the principal street were highly embellished, the walls being stuccoed in red, and finished in white; but with all this decoration there was still the filth and stench, and the hundreds of carriers were at once set to work to thoroughly cleanse and clear the end of the town occupied by the troops

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6. Scattered amongst the courtyards, alleys and quadrangles were warrens of dingy living quarters and storerooms, juxtaposed with larger houses that were highly and attractively embellished, the walls being stuccoed in red and finished in white

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7. Political oratory was embellished however simple in style

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8. While he haggled over how much he would pay and whether Kazowskis should throw in a set of harness, Colling embellished his story considerably, telling Kazowskis how he was really buying the cart for use on the farm he had recently purchased jointly with his brother, located near the Hungarian frontier

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9. A large red banner embellished with the hammer and sickle hung across the front of the building

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10. By the time the EPA’s scientific report could be issued the tocsin had been sounded, the brigades of misinformation had been marshaled, and environmentalists on the warpath had embellished the data with alarming “facts” of their own

11. His life could be compared to an exile embellished, carpeted with tapestry in the United States

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12. I held the dress looking at it in awe, its high waistline was diamante embellished

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13. A dazzling Madeline springs out of it, wearing a revealing Latin dress embellished with tassels and sequins

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14. ” He embellished that with a huge wink

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15. aprons that are embroidered with cryptic symbols and embellished with jewels (or maybe

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16. The story is quickly spit out and embellished, as most stories are:

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17. 8 And then said Jesus, pointing up to the device of a pot of manna which decorated the lintel of this new synagogue, and which was embellished with grape clusters: "You have thought that your forefathers in the wilderness ate manna -- the bread of heaven -- but I say to you that this was the bread of earth

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18. What is the subjective constellation of experiences that we agree to call depression? It includes as a central component a feeling of sadness, embellished by despair or

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19. 5 All that the Son of Man said or did on earth greatly embellished the doctrines of sonship with God and of the brotherhood of men, but these essential relationships of God and men are inherent in the universe facts of God's love for his creatures and the innate mercy of the divine Sons

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20. ‘…one other thing,’ he said after giving an inflated and embellished account of his morning spend on the door-to-door checks, ‘DC Tetlow wanted to draw our attention to a photograph taken presumably by Ainsley the day before he was shot

21. up contemporary tales that they embellished and wrote

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22. story embellished by the media

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23. From what I saw of the first thirty minutes of the latter, it seemed like the color of the blood was embellished for special effect

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24. convinced she hadn’t embellished the situation

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25. bliss that endlessly embellished each others company

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26. embellished – of their exploits, and that of their comrades, over the years

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27. even though her embellished reputation

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28. Maybe, embellished a little here, or there –

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29. have embellished it quite a bit

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30. Two bottles of champagne and a crayfish meal on room service had embellished their two hours of love making and now he was as close to exhaustion as he would get

31. Ken Evans took the off ramp then a left and a right and drove parallel with the sombre stone of prison walls embellished with their rolls of razor wire

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32. The professor embellished a great deal, but served it up well

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33. The cape was pure chiffon and was embellished with gold stitching throughout, creating a sun-ray pattern, which originated at her shoulders and cascaded down the cape

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34. The walls were nothing but plain wood, and the only thing that was carved and embellished was the frame around the door leading into the main chapel

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35. One because he is embellished with sublime glory

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36. Brahmvitt is the mind that is embellished with knowledge of

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37. kings repeatedly conquered Scotland, a fact skillfully embellished in the

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38. The characters were embellished for the readers’ enjoyment, but they are

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39. They were folded and held back with scroll shaped fitments, embellished with red tassels, blue ribbons and green festoons

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40. They were folded and held back with scroll shaped fitments, embellished with red tassels, blue-ribbons and green festoons

41. Vickerton every day and she was a woman who loved to talk; but those of the Shuttleworth servants who were often in Minehead on divers errands ratified and added to all he said, and embellished the tale besides with what was to them the most interesting part, the unmistakable signs their Augustus showed of intending to marry the young woman

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42. When he had shaken his head and categorised them as violent crimes embellished by a journalist’s fertile imagination the subject had been quickly dropped

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43. I smiled at the parts where he embellished a little, but let him have his glory

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44. Then they began the process of overlaying the richly embellished illustrations in the hope of deciphering hidden messages that might have been concealed by Raka

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45. It was enlarged and embellished by CharlesV

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46. ” He embellished with his arms outstretched and began to walk slowly and deliberately down the length of the great table

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47. Down past central processing, and out to a waiting passenger bus that sported not only tinted windows but also a painted jet-black silhouette with the county sheriff’s logo embellished across the side of it

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48. It was embellished with a very important clue that had to be deciphered before one could locate the treasure, or in this case, The Holy Grail

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49. called dramatic history, but when embellished in tradition

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50. The authors of the New Testament surely would have embellished and exaggerated Christ’s coming and going in the phenomena of an ‘ideal’ state of wondrous hype and thunderous glory, without controversy or dilemma

51. Hebrew calendar and authored symbolic wisdom texts that were later embellished to become the

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52. These sorts of embellished self-serving and gratuitous writings potentially foster the harbouring within minds and hearts, of prejudice and hatred towards others

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53. Christianity further used these embellished Hebrew texts as the basis for its own deceptions; to impart

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54. It is also where the much later and greatly embellished religious

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55. narratives that were later modified and embellished by religious leaders

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56. wisdom narratives that were progressively reworked, embellished, and interpolated over the millennia

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57. embellished the original and much more symbolic narratives, interpolating them with ideas from

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58. (embellished, interpolated, and mistranslated) over time

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59. and greatly embellished by religious leaders and others

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60. have been misinterpreted and embellished over the millennia

61. embellished by priests and represented wholly literally , and thereby falsely

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62. Christianity and Islam use these embellished Hebrew texts as the basis for their own deceptions, to

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63. byproduct of that wisdom is to expose how religions recast and embellished ancient wisdom

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64. authored most of the Hebrew wisdom texts and prophecies that were later modified and embellished

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65. Christianity and Islam further used these embellished Hebrew texts as the basis for their own

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66. crafted from the embellished works of sages, prophets, and saints and casting them into strong lies

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67. This is an error introduced into the Hebrew texts after the Babylonian exile and greatly embellished

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68. I relished the facial swelling and the blood that I saw Victor embellished with and only wished that I could have had the time needed to finish the job

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69. The woman wasn’t very pretty, but was in a long pink and gold dress that was embellished with sparkling gems

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70. She hadn’t even bothered to change out of the richly embellished silver dress

71. Satan embellished for them their deeds, barring them from the path, even though they could see

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72. Sometimes they themselves had deliberately embellished and falsified the

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73. It produced "Don Quixote" in becoming form as regards paper and type, and embellished with plates which, if not particularly happy as illustrations, were at least well intentioned and well executed, but it also aimed at correctness of text, a matter to which nobody except the editors of the Valencia and Brussels editions had given even a passing thought; and for a first attempt it was fairly successful, for though some of its emendations are inadmissible, a good many of them have been adopted by all subsequent editors

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74. In the meantime, the forest began to change its hues, losing that lively green which had embellished its arches, in the graver light which is the usual precursor of the close of day

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75. To the north stretched the limpid, and, as it appeared from that dizzy height, the narrow sheet of the "holy lake," indented with numberless bays, embellished by fantastic headlands, and dotted with countless islands

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76. He saw his head embellished with a magnificent pair of donkey's ears!

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77. I think that’s why she… embellished her stories at times

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78. A sword angled elegantly off of his hip, and circling his waist was a broad webbed belt embellished with an enormous metal buckle

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79. He was refreshingly honest, quick to confess his failures and correct a few embellished stories that journalists have written about him

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80. As we’ve seen time and time again, for a variety of reasons, Marilyn often embellished the truth, and not just to the press, which would have been an acceptable form of public relations, but to her friends as well

81. One old Sag-Harbor whaleman's chief reason for questioning the Hebrew story was this:—He had one of those quaint old-fashioned Bibles, embellished with curious, unscientific plates; one of which represented Jonah's whale with two spouts in his head—a peculiarity only true with respect to a species of the Leviathan (the Right Whale, and the varieties of that order), concerning which the fishermen have this saying, "A penny roll would choke him"; his swallow is so very small

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82. If there is an old-fashioned house, built under the serf régime, that house is repaired and embellished; if there is none, then a new one is erected, of two or three stories

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83. Now that she stood there staring at me, with her wide-open grey eyes full of terror, I perceived that it was a girl of my own age, with a very pleasant face embellished unfortunately by three large blue marks

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84. In addition to this, I shall show presently, from testimony which cannot be controverted, that the conduct of the Bank of the United States, or its directors, or rather the stockholders, whose agents they are, in addition to being wise and skilful, and moderate, as the Secretary of the Treasury states them to have been, that they have also been honorable, and liberal, and impartial; and if, in addition to this, it be proved that the bank has, in every instance where it had the ability to do it, met the wishes of the Government, and to facilitate its views in the security and collection of the revenue, it has also established branches where it must have been obviously and palpably to the disadvantage of the bank to do it—if it has furnished capitals for the extension of our commerce, if it has provided means for the establishment of important manufactories, if it has had a tendency to raise the price of our domestic produce, and has thus encouraged industry, and improved and embellished the interior of the country—it would seem pretty strongly to follow, that if it be expedient to preserve the existence of an institution similar to this, then these gentlemen, on the score of merit, added to the experience of twenty years' successful operation, have a fair claim on the Government for a preference in favor of that which is already in operation

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85. These huge homes of the corporation and the bank, with entrances as sternly embellished as palaces of justice, are oppressively significant of business

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86. Nonnus, however, returns to the Homeric story, which he has modified, extended, and embellished in his own peculiar way

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87. The walls of both chambers have been covered with stucco, and embellished with hieroglyphs and sculptures

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