Translation of "Ravishingly" in German

Instead, we get ravishingly dressed women whose characters remain in the dark.

The result is a deconstruction of the opera genre, ravishingly funny, full of quiet melancholy and critical questions about the art world.

The "who is who" of this band reads ravishingly (In Flames, Passenger, Lord Belial, The Crown, Evergrey), so don't be afraid of expecting the most in quality.

At first glance one is able to tell that this coin has received a worthy successor with the adorable 'Long-eared hedgehog' ravishingly designed.

Dance is represented by Josef Nadj, Orléans, known for his three choreographies presented at the euro-scene 2008, Israel Galván, Seville, who interprets the flamenco in a ravishingly innovative way, and Palle Granhøj, Aarhus, with a humorous dance play based on the music of Gustav Mahler.

The 2007/08 issue was described as a "ravishingly funny" (by tz ) and a new discovery with a "feuilletonist claim" (Münchner Merkur).

Plushly lush and ravishingly red, majestic and magical roses.

At first glance one is able to tell that this coin has received a worthy successor with the adorable ‘Long-eared hedgehog’ ravishingly designed.

The “who is who” of this band reads ravishingly (In Flames, Passenger, Lord Belial, The Crown, Evergrey), so don’t be afraid of expecting the most in quality. Raise the bar and you will be surprised how easily ENGEL match and even surpass.

He ravishingly developed the enormous intensifications in the Moderato movement, the plateau-like layering of sound masses and ever-higher spiralling tone pillars which had the effect of having to overcome ever-stronger resistances.

Plushly lush and ravishingly pink, majestic and magical roses.

Documentary sound recordings of teenagers of both genders in puberty emerge from ravishingly horrific creatures here: Or simply from an "alien nation" – one we have all belonged to at one time.

Moreover, you can easily see that the characters never gain the depth that we assume they would have. Of course, the story of a killer trapped in a life crisis is fascinating and you can expect the novel by Win Lyovarin, which the movie is based on, to achieve a lot more in respect to character elaboration, but with all the director's pictures being so heavy with possible meaning we would have expected a bit more depth. Instead, we get ravishingly dressed women whose characters remain in the dark.