Sentence examples for full cheeks from inspiring English sources

The facial phenotype developed with a broad forehead, bitemporal narrowing, low nasal root, periorbital fullness, full cheeks and lips and wide opened mouth.

He had full cheeks; he looked down at his tie; I guessed I'd offended him.

The American Staffordshire terrier is strong, muscular, and stocky, with a broad head and full cheeks.

(The two men look fairly similar, with their portly frames and full cheeks).

He is a sturdily built child, with full cheeks but already pensive features.

A long beard of tight curls puffed outward along the sides of his full cheeks.

Some styles of snaffle bit used during the Middle Ages had the lower cheek extended, in the manner of the modern half-cheek or full cheek snaffle.

A round face as it implies has round chin, full cheek and a round hairline.

Blacks and Asians have still another advantage, Dr. Few said: they start out with fuller cheeks than do whites, so the fat loss that comes with middle age is less noticeable, and the face remains younger looking.

Fuller cheeks and higher eyebrows, for example, tend to mark a Stuart portrait.

Two of the fifteen 3-part snaffles had fixed rings, one had a small port and two of the 2-part snaffles were full-cheek.