The phrase "array of handsome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a diverse or impressive collection of attractive individuals or things.
Example: "The gala featured an array of handsome guests, each more charming than the last."
Alternatives: "variety of attractive" or "collection of good-looking".
You'll find an immense array of handsome antique pumps and engines, some with mahogany side paneling and stained-glass lanterns; examples of early motorized fire trucks, which required hand cranks to start; and many hoses, buckets, bells, lamps, rattle alarms, dog collars (for the station's Dalmatian), model toys, prints, protective garb, gear and other memorabilia.
What is promised in Salzburg, at any rate, is a handsome array of operas on stage and in concert, radiating outward from a familiar core of Mozart ("Cosi Fan Tutte," "Don Giovanni" and "Idomeneo") and Wagner ("Tristan und Isolde").
Purchases receiving a green light have included a handsome array of land considered environmentally sensitive, which can be recommended by any interested group in the state, including nonprofit organizations and private landholders.
To this war, both parties have given their assent, and the executive branch is poised to bequeath to the next chief executive a handsome array of arbitrary powers.
Through these pics you can't help but notice the vibrant, color-driven styling and the handsome array of men Geller cast to rep his new brand.
Through these pics you can't help but notice the vibrant, colour-driven styling and the handsome array of men Geller cast to rep his new brand.
The Observer said that in 1975, New York City had 25 traditional French restaurants and that today it had 8. La Côte Basque, at 60 West 55th Street since 1995 and just a block to the east before that, is known as much for its elegantly arrayed tables, set against a backdrop of handsome French seaside murals, as for its food.
It is available in an unusual array of formats: $35 hardcover (a handsome boxed edition decorated with an Afro pick); eye-catching $9.99 paperback with a big red Fury on its cover; an e-book with the bargain price of 99 cents, a first for Little, Brown (though it will rise to $4.99 a month after publication); and the usual audio-book CDs.
This season, men's wear has been treated to an artful array of lapel adornments, some rather handsome, others a bit ludicrous: Sonia Rykiel showed purple knit roses affixed to gray tweed overcoats; Gucci went sporty with feather boutonnieres; Louis Vuitton offered simple gold bouquet stickpins; and at Lanvin, there was a silk flower that, up close, looked more like an abstract carrot.
In the show, scores of the results are hung on walls or arrayed on blue vinyl tiles in a row of handsome display cases.
Wednesday night I saw an array of beautiful luminaries including: the still handsome Harry Belafonte, the ever talented Ruben Santiago Hudson, and the magnificent Jessye Norman (to name just a few) who came out to see the world premiere of Odetta, choreographed by Mathew Rushing for Alvin Ailey American Dance Company and presented at New York City Center.
