Sentence examples for bald-pated from inspiring English sources
The Umbilical Brothers are the shaggy-haired Dave Collins and the bald-pated Shane Dundas.
I have always been intrigued by St. Francis, the bald-pated, bird-preaching friar whose universal appeal is ecumenical.
Even actors in relatively minor roles, such as bald-pated James Belushi as a publisher or Tom Wilkinson as Lang's former Cambridge pal, are admirably engaging.
As with her previous album "Sacrificium: The Art of the Castrati," Ms. Bartoli strikes an androgynous pose, this time as a bald-pated, crucifix-clutching (and per Ms. Leon, castrated?) Steffani for the cover art.
Lionel Jeffries, a mustachioed, bald-pated British character actor who excelled in rubber-faced comedic roles like Grandpa Potts in the musical fantasy adventure "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang," and who directed "The Railway Children" and several other family-oriented films, died Friday.
The diminutive Mr. Nelson, made up to resemble the bald-pated bard of Avon, is not only amusing; he's actually quite touching as an earnest, nerdy dreamer used to living in the shadow of others and who, wakened to the creative life as though sprinkled with fairy dust, grows into the authority of an artist.
Bald and/or balding folks, listen up!
In its original sense, bald did not mean "hairless, shiny-pated, cueball-like, suedeheaded".
He went prematurely bald.
