Sentence examples for certain physiognomy from inspiring English sources

What we grasp is the way these parts "hang" together to provide a general outline something we do not perceive as sense data, but by recognizing a certain physiognomy.

Rembrandt got certain aspects of his physiognomy slightly wrong, between self-portraits – his eyes are larger in some depictions than in others, his face longer or shorter – but he always paid close attention to his asymmetric features.

A growing body of research suggests that their preference for certain types of male physiognomy may be swayed by things beyond their conscious control like prevalence of disease or crime and in predictable ways.Masculine features a big jaw, say, or a prominent brow tend to reflect physical and behavioural traits, such as strength and aggression.

He thumbs anxiously, happily, through the article that tells of a certain Johann Kaspar Lavater, father of physiognomy, who thought he had discovered the moral outlines of personalities in people's faces.

"One of them is that my physiognomy, which is constantly shown on television screens, aroused a certain displeasure," he said.

The Oasans have a very different physiognomy to humans, with no discernable mouths or eyes for example, and they struggle to pronounce certain sounds.

It makes sense with my physiognomy anyway.

Part of this is just physiognomy.

It contemplates the physiognomy of breath.

She examined my physiognomy with a sneer.

THESE days, physiognomy is an unfashionable science.