Sentence examples for broad chin from inspiring English sources

He did have the characteristically broad chin and nose.

When he listened, or stood silently in thought, he stroked his mustache pensively, or squeezed his broad chin.

Kurzweil is compact and trim, with full cheeks, a small smile, and a knot-like nose drooping toward a broad chin.

In person, Mr. Byard was the embodiment of a preservation-minded professional: a graduate of three Ivy League schools and of Cambridge University, a vestryman of Trinity Church, unfailingly dapper, with a broad chin perpetually set at a jaunty angle and a patrician mid-Atlantic accent.

As the lamp blazed up he had strained to see Paul Joukowsky's face at the window, his dark hair, the quickness of his eyes, the scowl that could so easily turn into a smile, the thin nose, the broad chin, the pale lips.

Draw a rectangular shape below the oval for a broad chin.

An article that accompanied Todorov's study, written by Joann M. Montepare and Leslie Zebrowitz, the author of "Reading Faces: Window to the Soul?," suggests an answer: voters perceive "baby-facedness" (broad cheeks, small chin, big eyes) as a sign of incompetence, whereas "facial maturity" (jutting chin, furrowed brow, angular nose) connotes capability.

Always near the center of the action, sporting a broad mustache and chin puff, was Mr. Nye.

He thought Governor Bush looked stiff and formal as he walked onto the stage, "with broad shoulders and chin up," Mr. Wiland said.

He was jovial, his face shone, his short, always neatly dressed body was robust and stocky, his neck strong, his chin broad, his face chubby but open and cheerful.

Hollister was described as having a "sharp chin, broad forehead, rather Slavic".