Sentence examples for handsome flesh from inspiring English sources

Pitt's modesty when he comes into his own handsome flesh is becoming, yet his eyes are unforgivably blank.

The solemnity of "Shame" — the moral disapproval, the grim misery, the lowering music — is very strange, a sombre form of titillation which congratulates the audience for its higher values while giving it plenty of handsome flesh to look at.

Well suited to the silty, loamy Louisiana soils, it is a reliable producer, resistant to disease, naturally very sweet, with handsome golden flesh.

He's much more handsome in the flesh.

Ladies he is FAR TOO HANDSOME in the flesh!!!!" and so on.

Much too much has been written about Caravaggio speculating whether or not he was homosexual, considering the amount of handsome young male flesh he captured on canvas I think it is beyond speculation.

Footloose and handsome, he was a flesh-and-blood character out of Graham Greene, with more than a dash of Hemingway and Ian Fleming shaken in.

How handsome will Mr G be in the flesh?

Her once handsome and sylphlike brother has become a mountain of flesh in a double-wide wheelchair, his jazz-pianist fingers bulging like bratwurst just before the skin splits.

He's not a kid anymore, and it shows in the loss of the youthful flesh from his face, revealing a still handsome, but much more intriguing visage.

Stephen has the freshers' photo on his wall, on which our faces and bodies have aged into premature senescence, while in the flesh we have remained young, vibrant and devilishly handsome.