Handsomest

The handsomest flower is not sweetest.

They were the handsomest couple in London, and had not a penny-piece between them.

Tom was the handsomest man she'd ever laid her eyes on.

Tom was the handsomest man Mary had ever laid her eyes on.

He promised that, if he were so happy as to obtain her as his wife, he was prepared to offer him the handsomest gifts which a herdsman could bestow — a yoke of oxen fit for the plough, four hives of bees, fifty young apple trees for planting, the hide of an ox already tanned as well as a weaned calf annually.

Tom was the handsomest young man in the village.

The handsomest of them all was the young prince with large dark eyes.

Martha was in love with the handsomest boy in the world.

In my eyes, you're beautiful. In my eyes, you have charm. In my eyes, you're the handsomest man in the world.

While not, perhaps, the handsomest of 4-4-2 tanks, as they had a rather large proportion of their driving wheels exposed, they proved very useful locomotives, doing yeoman work on suburban trains around London and Birmingham, and later on numerous rural routes.