silmaz40, Yes, it's correct, but a little bit confusing. I think what you are trying to say is that this woman would not have been considered a great beauty by the world, but because you loved her, she became beautiful in your eyes. Or maybe you are saying that even though she is beautiful, her beauty would not have been appreciated without your love. worthy......having worth or value Another way to say this in English is: Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. or Beauty is perceived through the eyes of love.

i guess you have an hiperinflated ego! where did you get this sentence from?. What about "your beauty is the opposite of my uglyness"................I agree with Eliot...it is not correct, irrespective of what you trying to say.....

you're not worthy of this sentence :P

C'mon guys.Y'all know perfectly well that the sentence is grammatically correct and comprehensive.(an exception is the very question.-- the word "sentence").Denis has explained that thoroughly plain and clear. P.S.Sometimes I think as though there are some impostors who're positioning themselves as natives but either illiterate or..Sorry.

It is not correct. I can't correct it, because I don't know what you are trying to say.