well-favoured

Crunched between well-favoured Scottish Nationalists in Edinburgh and a southern coalition in London, the north of England has sound grounds for feeling aggrieved.

No wonder the coalition hasn't got many friends in the north | Andrew Rawnsley 2011

Crunched between well-favoured Scottish Nationalists in Edinburgh and a southern coalition in London, the north of England has sound grounds for feeling aggrieved.

No wonder the coalition hasn't got many friends in the north | Andrew Rawnsley 2011

Today m_steelgrave is a well-favoured well often visited by writers and artists for for imparting a little magic and antiquity into their works and is particularly associated with live drama.

7th November '08 flidgetjerome 2008

Truly this is a most glorious and well-favoured time for her!

30th September '08 flidgetjerome 2008

In particular, unusually for a well-favoured suitor, he's prepared to contain his carnal urges lest their gratification harm his beloved.

Twilight: the franchise that ate feminism 2010

A new exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery wants to rescue bluestocking culture from the condescension of posterity, restoring the glamour and cultural prestige that a group of well-favoured "brilliant women" once enjoyed.

Archive 2008-03-01 Jan 2008

So praised be Allah who hath sent us of the sons of the Turks a well-favoured man; for had a lesser than thou presented himself, he had been Sultan.

The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night 2006

Now Ali was beardless and well-favoured; so he went up to and saluted the leader who welcomed him and said, “What seekest thou?”

The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night 2006

Miss Letitia Hawky, on the other hand, is not personally well-favoured.

Vanity Fair 2006

She was a tall, upright, well-favoured woman, though severe of countenance, and had more of the air of a schoolmistress than mistress of the Six Jolly Fellowship Porters.

Our Mutual Friend 2004