Sentence examples for exquisite face from inspiring English sources

She was small, with an exquisite face and beautiful cheek bones.

In a city that made a cult of physical beauty (an exquisite face was thought to reveal an inner nobility of spirit) the philosopher was disturbingly ugly.

If you're as beautiful as me – or, to a lesser extent, Rob Lowe – your exquisite face quickly becomes your prison cell.

It's something to remember the next time you're at a water bar or online at a water site, trying to decide whether to order some Bling H2O ("a product with an exquisite face to match the exquisite taste") or a case of King Island Cloud Juice ("untainted rainwater" from Tasmania) or even some plain old Poland Spring water ("naturally great tasting, bottled water to fit every occasion in your life").

Sandy's exquisite face fell.

Because of that exquisite face mask, Amenhotep's is the only royal mummy which has not been unwrapped and examined by modern Egyptologists.

In the Zurbarán, the exquisite faces of Jesus and the Virgin float above robes of blue and red, masklike beacons in an otherwise wonderfully bizarre, nonspecific setting.

One of the first "images" of jazz that influenced me not only as a musician but a budding writer was the infamous one of saxophonist Dexter Gordon surrounded by smoke with a pensive, almost exquisite look on his face.

Her exquisite oval face — framed by short, lank, unwashed-looking hair — is as devoid of a diva's coquetry as it is of makeup.

This slinky hellion, "a long-bodied relative of the mongoose," has "the markings of a leopard and an exquisite kittenlike face that is almost impossible to dislike".

"The Grandmaster" presents a series of ceremonious confrontations (all choreographed by Yuen Wo Ping, the grand master of movie fighting): the handsome, impervious Leung and the exquisite Zhang face each other silently, and rotate their hands into position — the solemn preliminaries are as momentous as the combat itself.