Sentence examples for emaciated face from inspiring English sources

We saw the crumbly, emaciated face, sinking deeply into a fluffy white pillow.

In that moment, the face that came to mind for me was the bruised, burned and emaciated face of 15-year-old Raymond Buys.

Reza lay on his back, the bottom of his gray shalwar pulled over his emaciated face.

Seen behind his stall laden with a few second-hand volumes, the peddler has a stoop and an emaciated face that speak of deprivation.

With his long hair slicked back and his shoulders slumped, he babbles manically to everyone he meets, punctuating his chatter with fey little giggles, and gazing around him with huge eyes bulging out of his bony, emaciated face.

On a snowless but chilly afternoon early in the Moscow winter, a 29-year-old man with a gaunt, emaciated face stepped on to the vast expanse of Red Square.

The features offer a disturbing anticipation of the emaciated faces of the survivors who emerged from the German concentration camps opened by Allied Forces at the end of World War II.

Now the media more often celebrates the increasingly gaunt and emaciated faces of women whose entire bodies also conform to the curious norm of ultra-thinness.

"Most villagers are emaciated and their faces look pale.

She was emaciated and her face was disfigured by skin cancer.

Wearing a crisp safari uniform, a gun strapped to his waist, and smoking a pipe, he headed into the jungle; he emerged nine months later with his clothes in tatters, his face emaciated.