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Meanings of own loveliness in English
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Usage of own loveliness in English
1
She was unconscious all the while of her own loveliness.
2
Her face brightened-sheadored her own loveliness, and the desire of conquest awoke in her immediately.
3
The weeping birch trails its tresses in the waters like a wood nymph admiring her own loveliness.
4
He was poised as a girl preparing for her first party, trying to see her own loveliness.
5
Here lay the eternal woman, symbol of all beauty and all charm, victimized by her own loveliness.
6
There was not a hint of shyness about her, just pride and pleasure in her own loveliness.
7
The door closed, Felicity bounded up and, running across the room, invoked her own loveliness in the mirror.
8
So did the fair Greek maidens discover and pay tribute to their own loveliness, in the pure springs of Hellas.
9
But I dare say the flowers love to look at it, and to see mirrored in it their own loveliness.
10
It was unquestionable but the realization of her own loveliness, and her new attire had an alleviating influence upon Maria.
11
Arch glances pass from courtly cavaliers to beautiful maidens who "blush at the praise of their own loveliness."
12
Angels behold their own loveliness, because doing so makes them lovelier; but no devil could know his own vileness and live.
13
She smiled involuntarily at her own loveliness, and gave a gay little nod at the charming reflection as she turned away.
14
There was a faint rosy tint on the water, as if the lake were blushing at the consciousness of her own loveliness.
15
He saw not the beautiful night, cradled in the dark hills, swathed in luminous mists, and hushed in the awe of its own loveliness!
16
But Rebecca Loth was dark, with large dark-blue eyes and jet black tresses, which spoke out loud to the beholder of their own loveliness.
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Own loveliness across language varieties
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