Sentence examples for terribly handsome from inspiring English sources

"She was terribly handsome," William Maxwell says.

And Matthew Macfadyen is, what, 6 foot 5? And terribly handsome.

That he is soulful and terribly handsome goes with the TV territory.

The app, it must be said, is terribly handsome.

Say hello to Pegleg, a simple, smart, and terribly handsome way to dig up those flicks on YouTube.

To say that the One is understated in its design would be putting it mildly; the thing is terribly handsome in a stark, minimal sort of way.

The ideas are inventive and the production designs handsome, but there's something terribly bloodless about the entire enterprise, like the shadow of Max Schreck's Nosferatu grasping at the heartstrings but remaining strangely unable to rouse us from sleep.

"A Separate Peace," by John Knowles (1959) A story of the boarding-school friendship between Gene, a smart, quiet, self-conscious kid and Finny, a handsome, daring athletic star, that goes terribly wrong when they are both high in a tree and Finney takes a horrible fall, permanently damaging his leg.

All that would mean very little if the app itself wasn't terribly easy to mess around with (not to mention rather handsome).

Otherwise, there would be something terribly sad and lame about the National: A group of smart, handsome, uber-successful musicians, whining on and on about "Another uninnocent, elegant fall into the unmagnificent lives of adults".

Oh yes he was, said the Tories.Few people thought to challenge the prevailing view that it is terribly wicked of Camelot to make any profits at all, let alone the handsome ones it has made by virtue of having made the lottery such a success.