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Lee makes a convincing case that the loveliness of much Renaissance art is inversely related to the moral ugliness of its patrons.

And considering the ugliness rising in his native land, Forgács must be seen as a political artist, whether he likes it or not.

I can see vulgarity and ugliness anywhere I want to look, and I can see it for free.

If we aspire to that personally and legislate for it publicly, the ugliness will dissipate.

The ideology of bigotry can be found all over Europe, in fact, and its ugliness is spreading like gangrene, especially in France.

Does she think that I would sell myself to age, ill-temper and ugliness, for all the money in the Bank of England?

Susy—our Susy—is the cause of this miracle of beauty in the midst of misery; this glowing gem in a setting of ugliness.

Had that ugliness and stubbornness been taken out of your heart, you would have been spared much suffering.

He was singularly ugly, too, but his ugliness was of the clever, good-humoured type.

Certainly, one could hardly find such in Paris, which is nevertheless as well stocked with ugliness.