Sentence examples similar to corpulent character from inspiring English sources
The language that our ancestors used to assess people's weight generally had a qualitative and whole-body character: "thin," "gaunt," "lean," "lanky," "stout," "fleshy," "corpulent," "beefy," "plump," "portly," and, finally, "fat".
He dubs himself Don Quixote and also renames his broken down horse, a local farm girl, and a corpulent neighbor who have become some of the most beloved characters in literature: Rocinante, Dulcinea del Toboso, and Sancho Panza, respectively.
Other cultures prize corpulent women.
These cheeks display no corpulent indulgence.
Beauty salons packed with corpulent brides.
Some characters have morphed into other people, and in one of the funniest scenes, God turns out to be the cheating, corpulent Dwight, now looking and sounding like an aging Elvis.
The surgeon was a tall, corpulent man.
Dalziel is corpulent but not clumsy.
Here he's a stern, corpulent dandy.
A newspaper columnist by trade, he is corpulent and arrogant.
