Sentence examples for possibly beautiful from inspiring English sources

A woman named Aziza, for instance, lives at home with her six children, who range in age from 18 months to 21. Aziza, who like many Afghans has only one name, is a gaunt and reduced figure, possibly beautiful once, but now a woman of papery skin and sunken cheeks and eyes sunk deep in her skull.

Now we see each machine as quaint and lovely, possibly even beautiful.

Our suspicion was duly confirmed upon entering, when we beheld the biggest, and possibly most beautiful, display of panini we had ever encountered.

There is "earth" in the possibly most beautiful painting of the history of art: Rafael's Madonna Sixtina, in Dresden; there is earth even in the divertimento represented by the two little angels hanging from the painting's edge.

One caution: a possibly dangerous but beautiful design issue.

The old caravanserai has been converted into possibly the most beautiful hotel Iran has to offer.

It's possibly even more beautiful than it is in summer, but in a haunting way.

He was pale, black-haired, with a beautiful, possibly chemically enhanced physique.

"Some things about the play were, I think, possibly even more beautiful than the films.

Nominated by alanevans as "possibly the most beautiful song I've heard".

Possibly Lucy, the beautiful slacker with a failing portfolio career, is more of a fantasy love object than a flesh-and-blood woman.