It is a birthmark, which people say is a pity, because without it she would be handsome.
"He looks so gaunt, otherwise seems he would be handsome with a little more weight".
The latter is the kind of guy who'd be handsome without his glasses and who is so naïve that he mistakes the first stirrings of love for the symptoms of bird flu.
It would be a handsome splurge for the holiday cook.
It would be JFK versus Reagan, the handsome, inspirational, Harvard-educated youngster taking on the grizzled, horseback-riding, tax-cutting, tough-talking Westerner.
For Joe, the handsome man, it would be Norm Lewis, the best looking man on Broadway and one of the best singers in the world.
The rewards to the public coffer would also be handsome - Gordon Brown stands to raise £5.5bn if the rate is raised to 19%.
The bill was passed on the argument that, whether the ballad is low-class or not, its adoption would be a handsome tribute to President Truman, Victor record Co. claims half a million records have been sold since Mr. Truman became President.
"There was always the hope and dream that some day there would come a knock on the door and I would open it and there would be this tall, handsome gentleman saying 'Hi, I guess you're my mum'".
Jack Conway, his Democratic opponent, would be the handsome football quarterback.
