picturesque

You seem to have had a much more picturesque life than me.

But his words, too, have a picturesque quality all their own.

You, of course, will put them into your own picturesque language.

I do not think the truth is quite so picturesque as this.

The view from the top of the hill is picturesque.

The picturesque details were too good to be left out.

"And where else could you get such a picturesque view of Manhattan?"

The town has a picturesque market square with a large church.

The village is picturesque and has changed little over the years.

A very picturesque and appropriate image, if I may say so.

He's too picturesque to have here among so many romantic girls.

Together they make up one of the most picturesque, and probably the best known, mountain groups in the District.

After you have left the museum, walk around the picturesque neighborhood.

Black River is quite picturesque, even if its shores are under water.

The second window framed a very picturesque group of three.

While this story is very picturesque, it seems unlikely to be true.

This created a more Picturesque effect than leaving it in the center.

The uphill drive is a picturesque one and usually takes less than 2 hours.

For once, the women will race on a course that is faster and more picturesque than the men's.

I have nothing against the deliberate use of picturesque speech.

The city has a beautiful lake and a picturesque valley.

It is in a picturesque part of London and a very expensive place to live.

He was a picturesque figure and rode a very good horse.

The college has a picturesque campus of around 75 acres.

The cinema and picturesque market place are both popular places.