loveliness

For the first time I saw beyond her perfect form and young loveliness.

To them, to you, the loveliness of your land is, and was, a thing to live for.

Never in all his days had he seen its like for evil loveliness.

On every hand were little green valleys full of loveliness.

"Who could not be romantic in the face of such loveliness?"

A new and exciting world of loveliness opened before her.

I desire to press in my arms the loveliness which has not yet come into the world.

On screen and off, she was a remote figure of loveliness.

She was not of any age but an immortal loveliness.

"Not often have I seen a woman of such loveliness.

I looked at her soft thin loveliness for several minutes.

By all means, dance around your house singing about its loveliness.

Pat felt herself a sister to all the loveliness of the world.

"You have not my permission to cover your loveliness again."

The girl's face had a loveliness, along with a frank expression.

Once again I was too shocked by the loveliness of it to speak.

He feared he'd never see England or its loveliness again.

Their warm loveliness seemed to promise the end of all pain.

Surely not to be a death to its joy and loveliness.

One evening, after a long day's march, we came to a spot of great loveliness.

"She was the most incredible vision of loveliness I have ever seen in my life," he said.

That soft smile always made her a vision of loveliness.

She wanted loveliness as if her soul were starving for it.

They had been taught to feel threatened by the natural loveliness of the Earth.

And clinging to his arm was a vision of loveliness.