Sentence examples for handsome sense from inspiring English sources
But in spite of some thoughtful performances and a handsome sense of scale, the picture is, for the most part, as slick and superficial as a Marlboro advertisement on the back of a glossy magazine.
No wonder, too, that when Silver claims to recognise something of his younger self in Jim ("I've always liked you, I have, for a lad of spirit, and the picter of my own self when I was young and handsome") we sense that he is doing more than simply getting Jim on side.
The room itself could be called handsome, in the sense that it looks expensive without being particularly attractive.
Euro disco beats pummel your senses; handsome young men usher you to reception counters decorated with silver sculptures of words like "whatever".
Khan had a unique look, as most Indian film heroes before him were fair-skinned and conventionally handsome (in the European sense).
Although he was not physically handsome in the traditional sense, he tended to dominate every social and professional situation due to his enthusiasm, intelligence and charisma.
Clean-cut and handsome, he appeals to a sense of nationalist pride.
This week the news pages were adorned again by Jimi Hendrix's handsome face and spectacular dress sense.
Six feet two and handsome, he had a good sense of humor and was a partier who wanted to start his own construction company.
More than that, he was how ordinary Americans liked to see themselves, tall and handsome, imbued with an uncomplicated sense of right and wrong.
