Perhaps the most unlikely of all the prospects is Angela Argo, "a skinny, pale redhead with neon-orange and lime-green streaks in her hair and a delicate, sharp-featured face pierced in a half-dozen places" who "wears a black leather motorcycle jacket and an arsenal of chains, dog collars, and bracelets".
She saw at near range that he was good-looking enough, with a long and sharp-featured face that was pinched with kindness, and scruffy hair with some gray in its wires, and his eyelashes closed slowly now and opened again, a long exposure to inspect her.
Walk down an alley in Kabul, Afghanistan and you might spot a painting of a sharp-featured woman in a blue burqa on the side of a building.
A sharp-featured, glamorous woman with a great mane of red hair, Ms. Tajic-Rabrenovic reminded me of an angry right-wing activist from, say, South Carolina.
He then turned toward his musical director, Lee Musiker, a sharp-featured, energetic, dark-haired man of fifty-five, who sat behind a grand piano, a few yards away.
He is a sharp-featured, intense 42-year-old from Arkansas who earned more than $3 million last year in his 18th Nascar season.
(Chinen 20110602 Roy Hargrove Quintet (Friday through Sunday) Roy Hargrove, an often dazzling trumpeter with a knack for pithy soul, leads a sharp-featured yet flexible postbop band with the saxophonist Justin Robinson, the pianist Sullivan Fortner, the bassist Ameen Saleem and the drummer Montez Coleman.
Tall, gray, and handsome in a sharp-featured way, Mr. Louis was a curiosity to the diplomatic community and an object of fear and contempt to internal opponents of the Communists.
Its founder, a sharp-featured, sharp-tongued IT strategist named Alexa O'Brien, insists that she's "a normal sort of nobody".
He was a little sharp-featured man with a polished pink face; his face declared that he was altogether good, and would never die.
By M. Ford and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, March 18 , 1944P. 19 A gentleman found himself sitting in a bus beside a small sharp-featured man in shabby but neat clothes.
