Sentence examples for somewhat handsome from inspiring English sources

By Annie Proulx Captain James Duke, at fifty, was complicated, dark-haired, and somewhat handsome.

He had been closely watched for miles, in sidelong glances and gazes, by the driver, a large, somewhat handsome man, who, with his carefully combed hair and clueless lopsided smile, resembled the young Ronald Reagan.

Somewhat boyishly handsome, at face value he looks like he should be in a frat house or climbing the ranks of a law firm rather than being interviewed on national news.

The handsome, somewhat shallow college boy had disappeared and a lean, perceptive man stood in his place.

But there are striking pictures of his handsome, somewhat Mandarin face by Giselle Freund and Claude Cahun, who appropriately portrayed him in double exposure, as writer and artist.

"The Naked Prey" remains the best known of the eight features directed by Mr. Wilde, otherwise remembered as a darkly handsome, somewhat stolid leading man of the 1940s and '50s ("Leave Her to Heaven," "The Greatest Show on Earth").

Dominic: Handsome, somewhat brooding, the right amount of designer stubble.

With that slightly ridiculous last name, Teeter looked like a handsome but somewhat dissipated Gotti hit man, almost evil.

His handsome if somewhat fleshy face sullen, he looked blankly at the press line outside the Beekman Theater, stopping only for the camera crews.

Funny Cide is now 4 years old, a handsome chestnut somewhat larger than he was in his last New York appearance, 10 months ago in the Belmont.

Actually, there was cautiousness in every element of the Met's "Armida," from Ms. Zimmerman's handsome if somewhat safe production, to the stylish yet routine conducting of Riccardo Frizza.