This apparently unbeautiful picture is only the first battle of the individual on his entrance to the life of the community.

Searching for something, she cautiously struck a match, and in the flaring up of its small flame got a glimpse of Mandy's face, open-mouthed, pallid, unbeautiful, against the tumbled pillow.

The house overflowed with worthless and unbeautiful junk.

I could say "no" to her as easily as to the most dowdy and unbeautiful of female axe-grinders.

The man who carved them must have tightened up his courage to the sticking point many a time during the completion of these uniquely-unbeautiful figures.

[Paradise Lost]; nothing in nature is unbeautiful

"'That no man may have to put up through life with the unceasing clatter of the tongue of Misticoosis, she will be from this time the unbeautiful aspen tree, while her tongue shall be the leaves that will never again be still even in the gentlest breeze.

And let us not judge too harshly the Italian woman who had given this unbeautiful Austrian of such beautiful genius so much of her sunshine and tenderness.

A former associate of the unbeautiful man in invidious temper brought the news one day to the king, that there was an old woman in his domain that was uglier than the lowly-born man who by kingly favor held so high a place.

He was busy with L'Assommoir, and lost himself in the story of downfall, surrounding himself with each unbeautiful detail.

The Venus of Page we cannot accept,not because it may be unbeautiful, for that might be but a shortcoming,not because of any technical failure, for, with the exception of weakness in the character of waves, nothing can be finer,not because it lacks elevated sentiment, for this Venus was not the celestial,but because it has nothing to do with the present, neither is it of the past, nor related in any wise to any imaginable future.

He was a silent person, and a rather neglected person, and unbusinesslike, and unsuccessful, and uncultured, and unsociable, and unbeautiful.

The French in the time of Louis le Debonnaire and of all that period thought nature unbeautiful.

More than this, Minna's parents were supported via Liszt, and it somewhat beautifies the otherwise unbeautiful spectacle of Wagner's splendid mendicancy that, when he borrowed, it was as much for his wife and her parents as for himself.

He does not cite the rest of the sentence"and they like to see a frank and open, or perhaps, more correctly, a wild expression of countenance," which makes it clear to the reader that what stimulates the passion of these women is not the lines of beauty in the [never-washed] faces of these men, but the unbeautiful aspect peculiar to a wild hunter, ferocious warrior, and intrepid defender of his home.

He was a slender, weazened man, nervous, irritable, high-strung, and anaemica typical child of the gutter, with unbeautiful twisted features, small eyes, with face and mouth perpetually and feverishly hungry, brutish in a catlike way, stamped to the core with degeneracy.

ALBERT I., emperor of Germany from 1298 to 1308, eldest son of Rudolf of Hapsburg, "a most clutching, strong-fisted, dreadfully hungry, tough, and unbeautiful man, whom his nephew at last had to assassinate, and did assassinate, as he crossed the river Reuss with him in a boat, May 1, 1308.

Were not the people of his time grimmer, harder-visaged, altogether more unbeautiful than the people of ours?

The racedepend on'tthe race was unbeautiful; and not even the picturesque dress of the period (which, according to your theory, should have helped to make the wearers of it more attractive) could soften one jot of their plainness.