Sentence examples for handsome version from inspiring English sources
It is easily the most handsome version of an oft-filmed tale of star-crossed love, a sort of Korean "Romeo and Juliet" without the tragic end.
A handsome version of William Shakespeare's play, it managed to overcome the casting of Norma Shearer and Leslie Howard, both of whom were at least twice the age of the play's star-crossed teenaged lovers.
No exhibition of Nordic design would be complete without an updated design for a sauna; a particularly handsome version, with big butterfly joints at its corners, has been supplied by Kauko Leskinen, Hanna Louhelainen and Sari Syvaluoma, of Norway.
Lim had become a benchmark for local criminals; in 2002 Subhas Anandan described his client, wife-killer Anthony Ler, as a "cooler, more handsome version of [the] notorious Toa Payoh medium-murderer".
He's been the star of the MyPlayer mode in the NBA 2K13, 2K14 and 2K15 games, and just last night I created him in the NHL 17 beta (the most handsome version of him yet, if I do say so, partly because EA's creation tools don't let him look too ridiculous).
Ware is a taller, handsomer version of the bullet-headed Jimmy Corrigan.
"If anything, their performance should improve with the strategy we are using," Ventura, who looks like a handsome, rugged version of the Count from Sesame Street, told Australian TV.
William Hurt and Charlotte Gainsbourg (1997) Noting a lack of sexual chemistry between the leads in Franco Zeffirelli's handsome cinema version, one critic described William Hurt's Mr Rochester as "so amiable he's practically a New Man: pleasant enough as a companion, though probably not very good in bed".
The handsome printed version, with a print run of about 7000, is a must-see.
Their manager, Don Revie, looked like a handsome-kit version of Les Dawson without an ounce of humour.
Rapid advances in digital restoration techniques and a concerted attempt to return to original release material produced some amazingly handsome new versions of familiar films ("The Jazz Singer," "Nosferatu"), as well as neglected gems ("Killer of Sheep," "True Heart Susie").
