Sentence examples for feral face from inspiring English sources
She was tall and cadaverous, with a little feral face swamped by incandescent eyes… She blackened her eyes with kohl, powdered her skin a fungal white, and dyed her hair to resemble a corona of flames; her mouth was a lurid gash… This alarming mask gave the illusion that she was willfully ravaging a great beauty––which she actually did not possess.
All of us have had flashes in which familiar faces suddenly take on a feral aspect, and we apprehend the human condition as an animal state.
That image of her face, feral and confused, made all the front covers.
When the photographer requested a picture, up went the hoods, and out came the black bandanas: we were now facing feral youth, straight out of central casting.
"Stories saying that teachers are facing feral youth in the classroom, that they don't have enough control – or stories saying they're whingers if they're raising issues - those debates actively make teaching sound unattractive," says Ryan. Teaching has historically been associated with high workloads, adds Howson, but there is a sense that things have got worse.
Strange metaphors follow verbs like tin cans on a string: "The restraining pins tinkled to the floor like metal rain, hunks of hair tumbling across her face in feral waves".
Be hyperbolic ("I spent so long waiting for you to text back that feral cats ate my face and hands and now I'm texting you with my toes and will soon be dead").
I practically look feral after one night.
Earlier, he had shown me some old strips of photo-booth pictures: a friend, a beautiful girl with poufy hair; he, a feral preadolescent posing hammily with his face in the girl's crotch.
Farmers in Western Australia are facing large numbers of feral camels invading their property and destroying water infrastructure in search of a drink.
