Sentence examples for would be handsome from inspiring English sources

It is a birthmark, which people say is a pity, because without it she would be handsome.

Thomas DeLorenzo, assistant regional director for United Auto Workers, who sports a button with the legend, "I am for Better Housing," said that the project would be handsome and soundly constructed so that it would not become a slum.

But it 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.

The rewards to the public coffer would also be handsome - Gordon Brown stands to raise £5.5bn if the rate is raised to 19%.

Jack Conway, his Democratic opponent, would be the handsome football quarterback.

It would be a handsome splurge for the holiday cook.

"You know," she told Mr. Lea, "my husband would be quite handsome if he would keep his teeth in".

"These young things would be pretty handsome if they'd just run a comb through their hair and lose a few pounds," says another.

Sales catalogues, which would be a handsome addition to any philatelic library or a welcome gift from a non-collector, are $20 each, and are available from Christie's, 502 Park Avenue, New York, N.Y.