Sentence examples for a long thin face from inspiring English sources
He is tall and skinny, and has a long, thin face that gives him the aspect of a friendly rodent.
Miller's official portrait shows a boyish cadet with a long thin face untroubled by thoughts of the future.
It got a laugh: Tony does look slightly undertakerish, with white hair, a white moustache and a long, thin face.
Mr. Weaving has a long, thin face with a large forehead and a prominent mouth that adds to its sensitivity; he seems to register hurt as a blind person might, with no idea how pain bursts through when his usual impassive expression, a mask of indifferent haughtiness, cracks open.
Scientists think that whereas males may have physical cues that are interpreted as intelligence, such as a long, thin face and sharp chin, females may signal it in other ways.
The first time I met him at Clarke's, he was dressed in a sort of white prophet's outfit, and his close-cropped hair and long, thin face gave him a Svengali appearance.
He looks younger, with his boyish haircut and long thin face.
The low burbling of the fridge began to infiltrate, and scrutinising the Poor Thing's long, thin face, Jane noted the droplet of translucent mucus, summoned by the night air, hanging from the pink tip of her long, thin nose.
In the central photo, Thomson's long, thin face was turned away from the camera; his six-foot-two-inch frame was bent forward, and the top of his head was sliced off by the banner headline.
Of Wilson's fading days after eight years in office, Mr. Smith wrote how the former president, long debilitated by a stroke and respiratory problems, had sought solace in the countryside: "He took with him an old cape bought years ago in Scotland and even on warm days wore it around his shoulders beneath the long, thin face.
