Sentence examples for fair of face from inspiring English sources

So full of grace, so fair of face, she was our treasure and our life.

Fair of face, her warmth and grace were reflected in her bright smile.

It is the aesthetics of 'kalos kai agathos' – like the youth there, fair of face and sound of heart".

At times I have been laughing harder than her, particularly at the Wolf's version of the "Monday's child is fair of face" rhyme.

By Phyllis McGinley The New Yorker, March 24 , 1934P. 18 Monday's child is fair of face, View Article By Adam Davidson By Junot Díaz By Kathryn Schulz By Robin Wright.

As well as TUESDAY'S CHILD IS FULL OF GRACE, the grid contained FAIR OF FACE, GOES FAR, LOVING and other answers derived from the pseudoscientific nursery rhyme, as well as a few events from the brutish, short life of SOLOMON GRUNDY.

While around three-quarters of the two older age cohorts (ages 35-54 and 55-65) choose great-in-bed over fair-of-face, the millennials were significantly more split: 56percentt chose great in bed, while 44percentt opted for a lousy lover who would make excellent eye candy.

Three centuries on, the paper trail has faded, but Balzac's relentless epistolary pursuit of the Polish countess Ewelina Hanska eventually led to success: after 17 years of correspondence (and a fair amount of face time), she married him.

"America's Next Top Model" has lived across two networks -- UPN and The CW -- aired 18 cycles, with the 19th on the way and seen its fair share of faces come and go from the judging panel.

While we all occasionly yearn for our fair share of face-melting tracks, there's nothing quite like the type of cuts that pack delicate beauty tracks that make us think, sway, and feel.

As such, in making his views known he stood a much fairer chance of facing the wrath of at least 50percentt of his audience than, say, Eddie Redmayne would.