loveliness

Lee makes a convincing case that the loveliness of much Renaissance art is inversely related to the moral ugliness of its patrons.

The loveliness was made all the more unlikely by the lingering smell of smoke.

He challenges the shades and overcomes them with the loveliness of his song.

So we put on our things, and proceeded to walk along the river to a place called Paradise, on account of its loveliness.

Olivers pillow was smoothed by womans hands that night, and loveliness and virtue watched him as he slept.

The valley was arrayed in all the freshness and loveliness of spring; La Belle was murmuring her sweetest music.

Each motion of the slow-strolling form in its clinging robes was a separate loveliness.

The long ivory needle moved in and out; the 265 fair face, half a century old, was full of loveliness.