She dressed always in white, and she was tall and pale and classically beautiful, and she was often silent, like a spirit.
No Greek statue was ever more classically beautiful than she was, lying there in the great living-room, which in its brief history had seen so much of the round of life.
Jean Clemens was the only bridesmaid, and she was stately and classically beautiful, with a proud dignity in her office.
They are of all sorts; young and old, male and female; classically nude, and boldly outlined.
In his classically simple art Mason was influenced by the Italians, and especially the Umbrians.
Now, as you are to have them anyway, I want to have the whole town entertain the whole Commission and Bolivar with what is classically called among us a barbecue-rally, the countryside to be invited.
A classically languaged friend of mine, who was hard bested in bargaining for rooms, tried his potential landlord in Latin, and was promptly answered in Latin.
It is frescoed round with classically imagined portraits of the different Dorias, and above all the portrait of that great hero of the republic.
The major and his party had taken possession of the seat, placed for their accommodation under an awning; and the boys, classically dressed, and furnished with little arms and weapons, were mustered in circo.
The final evidence of Mérimée's discreet reserve is to be found in the classically elegant severity of his style.
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Alceste's nature is keenly logical, classically French; it consists of sheer uncompromising sincerity and pride, without sensibility and without melancholy.
His deportment was truly dignified, his frame well-knit and robust, and his features were almost classically regular.
My face presented a perfect oval, and my features were classically regular.
His music is classically firm, classicallyprecise and knit.
The severe architectural lines are straight and unbroken; here are no Gothic pinnacles and graceful shrines, no ornamental gables or pyramids, only the plain arch and pediment classically set and correct.
In the older papers and deeds of Lombard times these were classically called colligantes or fratres; in the later ones they were Italianized as fratelli or brethren.
A flash of shame was on his classically formed features, and turning to Talizac he hastily said: "She is right, vicomte; are you not ashamed?
Landscape might be classicallybeautiful according to Claude, classically sublime according to Salvator, homely and mildly sunny according to Cuyp, conventionally maritime according to Vandevelde.
Henceforth his efforts were directed to nobility of form and line, to turning out Southern ideal landscapes with classically romantic accessories.
The first scene represents the Circus maximus; the interior of the temple of Vesta and the place of execution outside the walls of Rome were most classically correct and appropriate: the music was beyond all praise and singularly affecting.
She is a very amiable and accomplished young lady; she has a thorough knowledge of music and of painting in oils, and is classically versed in the Italian language.
The staircase of the Palace is superb, and the furniture is of the most elegant description, being faithfully and classicallymodelled after the antique Roman and Grecian.
He was classically educated, he wrote and spoke the principal modern languages easily and correctly;[1] his printed works are in three languages.
It is classically beautiful and faultless in mechanism.
Wills are classically written by a flourish of the pen, and classical banqueters never pretend to eat.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "classically" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
