Pulchritude used in a sentence

Pulchritude in a sentence as a noun

They wrote "paragon of pulchritude", which to me sounds like smart, dry humor.

I’m not sure what you’re trying to say here; pulchritude twice as rare as disharmonious, which is relatively rare.

Except that pulchritude beats disharmonious for over a hundred years.

So anyone, Indian or not, who has done basic Latin in school is likely to have encountered it and hence be aware of "pulchritude".

Interesting article, but I can't believe the writer said "pulchritude rating" instead of attractiveness.

Would a millicybele then be the measure of trans pulchritude?Zeus and Hera stepping out together for a quickie at least sounds more dignified than Zeus' usual attempts to pull.

And given how much more common pulchritude is - surely physical beauty is one of the most common subjects in any language - while disharmony and effervescence are more complex and rarer in practice, I think it speaks to how little the word is used.