unbeautiful

Who would ever look for music in it, a plain, brown, unbeautiful thing?

The house stood square and unbeautiful, looking out with pale eyes to the sea.

I knew her back in the seventies, the beautiful decade, after our unbeautiful war was won.

Her second single was "Unbeautiful", the title track from the album.

But what most people notice about female ginkgoes is the unbeautiful smell.

So many unfriendly eyes had seen it as unbeautiful.

For a long while, he stared into her unbeautiful, alien face, watching-guarding-her sleep.

Mrs. Davis asked herself, and then primmed up her unbeautiful mouth.

He thought the colors were "heavy and unbeautiful."

"I have no desire to be an unbeautiful beast" Neither did Kim.

Resolutely, she turned her thoughts to a practiced erotic fantasy, unbeautiful, but one which usually worked.

I am Narcissus, he tells himself, an unbeautiful idolator at my own shrine.

Dear me, what unbeautiful little beasts they are!

For some reason, his looks only add to his appeal - maybe because we get so few unbeautiful oddities in our popular culture now.

Much of his early work is insistently unbeautiful.

The physician looked down at the unbeautiful boy and was empathically staggered by the strength of his Talent.

The kitchen end of the house extended toward Farmington Avenue, but it was by no means unbeautiful.

One motive of mine is to see if I could make this clearly debased and unbeautiful thing become beautiful in a painting."

While unbeautiful, this has the virtue of appropriateness.

It was not a cancer on the face of Darkover, but a strange and not unbeautiful garment.

But now he is not unbeautiful.

And he answered: Your clothes conceal much of your beauty, yet they hide not the unbeautiful.

The Beautiful Style flourished in a distinctly unbeautiful world.

Even then there were whispers, promptings; my mind inclined to things beautiful, although my environment was unbeautiful.

Strange eyes -beautiful eyes in an unbeautiful face; that was what made them look so incongruous.