Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: May was very pretty .<br>You know sometimes , when you are used to a pretty face , how , when it comes into contact and comparison with another pretty face , it seems for the moment to be homely and faded , and hardly to deserve the high opinion you have had of it .
The article contains the phrase "May was very pretty".
The model looked beautiful. 
That was the best grade Mary would ever see again.
One face can look better than another.
The dress was pretty.
Miss Cornelia told her she was ugly.
All pretty faces deserve to be noticed.
Theresa May is laughing at how everything went down after she left
His demure manners attracted the attention of the young lady. 
A face can be pretty.
When you compliment your boyfriend's face it makes him feel embarrassed.
Sometimes, boyfriends do not consider their faces worthy of compliments.
The model looked pretty. 
The picture was not pretty.
Appearance matters, but in time it won't matter what makeup you wore.
The painting looked horrible by today's means.
Lucy's curly hair was what is considered aesthetically pleasing
Lucy's curly hair was considered aesthetically pleasing
The dress did not fit because it was old fashioned.
 Lucy's curly hair was what is considered "aesthetically pleasing"
Consumer prices in May were high, so the prices were high in June.
The bowl can be ugly.
May was pretty plain. 
May was homely. 
May was not much to look at. 