Sentence examples for classically handsome from inspiring English sources

Of course, it doesn't hurt that Hunt is classically handsome.

Although he was not classically handsome he had a magnetic screen personality.

With his classically handsome yet rounded face and his cocksure swagger, Mr. Khan seems to meld those two actors physically.

(RS) 1.10am GMT Bradley Cooper: he's a dashing chap, I guess, if you like that whole "classically handsome thing".

Tall, rangy and red-haired, Mr. Williamson was not classically handsome, but critics often remarked on his vibrant or fiery presence.

It shows a classically handsome man with a Greek nose, flowing hair and a long beard – "a rare sight on the chins of 15th century Italians", he notes.

He is classically – perhaps even scientifically – handsome, wearing a loose, flowing white shirt.

Allegretti, a classically trained Ducasse acolyte and a handsome "Iron Chef" contestant, seems to have in mind an affordable, casual incarnation of his previous restaurant, Allegretti, which failed to navigate the recession.

The most impressive painting is a heroic, classically composed, mural-scale picture of handsome, shirtless soldiers shooting back at unseen attackers in the midst of a loosely painted field of wildflowers by Vladimir Dubosarsky and Alexander Vinograd.

He followed up that leap by taking it one step further, saying Rupert Everett – "more handsome that anybody, a classically trained actor" – took "a hit for being out" at the time.

Added Damon: "But at the time, I remember thinking and saying, Rupert Everett was openly gay and this guy – more handsome than anybody, a classically trained actor – it's tough to make the argument that he didn't take a hit for being out".