Beauty Quote by Toni Morrison

“She had learnt long ago that common sense, intelligence, good-nature, and strength of character were unimportant in comparison with a pretty face.”

— W. Somerset Maugham

“Her features were thin and her skin was pale and she was certainly not pretty. But it was an exciting face. It was terribly…

— David Goodis

“Her face had always held too much personality to be merely beautiful.”

— Ian McDonald

“There is no such thing as beauty, especially in the human face.”

— Charles Bukowski

“Everyone has the ability to see beauty. It's just a matter of letting it in. There's beauty in everything. That's art.”

— K.M. Scott

“Her [Odette's] eyes were beautiful, but so large they seemed to droop beneath their own weight, strained the rest of her face and always…

— Marcel Proust

“...beauty was found beyond the surface. It was there, beyond the skin of this world, that a cure of ugliness could be could .”

— Ted Dekker

“What did beauty matter, anyway?”

— Paul Russell

“The woman at the other end of the room stood unmoving, her posture a slender question mark, silhouetted against the light from the window.…

— Susan Wiggs

“A girl sat neatly on a flat rock. Somehow he’d not seen her. She looked like she’d stepped through the screen of a 1950s…

— Ali Shaw

“At some point I realized I was seeing something I had never seen before, that she wasn’t quantitatively more beautiful but qualitatively. She had…

— Clive Treadwell

“She looked long and lean and beautiful, and she was totally unaware of her looks as she called him. She had lived in a…

— Danielle Steel