Sentence examples for beautiful except for from inspiring English sources
The bride thought the living room was mighty beautiful "except for the man in the picture on the wall...shouldn't have said that...probably one of her in-laws?" "Right you are," said the bridegroom.
Hardly anyone thinks Xolos are cute or beautiful, except for those who do.
He might have gone back to prison in 1817, but fled to the US again, where he missed the sound of English birdsong and found the women beautiful, except for (how things change) the lamentable state of their teeth.
The heroes are all handsome or beautiful except for Ragnar Danneskjold, a pirate--really--who is handsome and "beautiful".
It's a beautiful quote, except for the fact that 58,000 American soldiers lost their lives because they either chose to serve their country or lacked the connections to avoid service.
The Twin Towers fell because a worldwide terrorist group, al-Qaeda, with cells in over 60 nations, struck at our wealth and our influence by turning our own planes into missiles, one of which would likely have slammed into the dome of this beautiful Capitol except for the brave sacrifice of the passengers on board.
If you have ever visited Santa Barbara, it is absolutely beautiful -- except for the oil rigs visible offshore.
On these adventures he has a revolving cast of friends and co-conspiritors, none of whom are simple character tropes and none of the actors are movie-star beautiful (except when Claire Danes stops by for a guest role).
Ellsworth Kelly, the painter and sculptor of implacably beautiful abstractions, is, except for Jasper Johns, the last hero standing of the mighty American avant-garde that succeeded Abstract Expressionism.
IMAGINE this: It's Sunday morning, beautiful and quiet, except for the mockingbird practicing comic routines on the sweet gum tree in the backyard.
By Peter Schjeldahl Ellsworth Kelly, the painter and sculptor of implacably beautiful abstractions, is, except for Jasper Johns, the last hero standing of the mighty American avant-garde that succeeded Abstract Expressionism.
