Sentence examples for ageing face from inspiring English sources

And if your twenties are now to be spent hating your hideously ageing face anyway, do you have to go back even further?

The greatest of them is Rembrandt, who performed for the mirror like Dalí or Warhol, dressing up and playing roles, but also stared at his ageing face with tragic candour.

When you come upon an old friend after decades apart, what is it that you recognise in them: their ageing face, a shared history, the flash of their eyes, their soul?

While the pope's robes are painted with very broad strokes, his cape (mozzetta), ageing face and visible hand were captured in minute detail with thin brushes, with his hairs rendered at the level of individual strands.

Your place in the non-executive sun lasts as long as people laugh at your jokes, care about your reporting, or don't grow bored by your ageing face.

The hardest part is getting used to what I see in the mirror, and watching people react with revulsion to my ageing face.

Change is the only constant in West of Sunset: from Scott's short-lived scripts to the stars' ageing faces, the whole world seems fated to fade away.

Since I'm scared of invasive procedures, I can either keep trying new anti-aging products or go cold turkey and accept my aging face.

Injections of Juvéderm reinvent the aging face.

The rising sun washes its aging face with yellow light.

You may have seen on television the pudgy, aging face of their sole means of support.