Sentence examples for garish face from inspiring English sources

But that garish face serves a purpose: it's impossible to confuse the Murano with an Explorer.

In some the figures really look like dolls, with inert bodies and garish faces.

"I looked at the sea of yellow faces above the garish clothes — faces all happy and excited over this bit of fun, all certain that the elephant was going to be shot," Orwell writes.

It read "Bratz: The Movie," in a garish font.

As the witch, the glamorous Vanessa Williams is unrecognizably ghastly-looking — she has a hump the size of a five-year-old child on her back underneath a voluminous, garish dress; her face is deformed; and her hair is a scary spray of gray.

Now such prints are everywhere, from high street to market stall, and the trend shows no sign of abating: designer Martin Kidman has chosen the Athena airbrushed look - bleached-out face, garish make-up - to illustrate the cover of his autumn/winter 2001 brochure.

The dozen or so clowns are a wonder to behold behind their garish clothing, painted faces and latex expressions.

Minus that garish Catull font, of course.

The show's Sherlock Holmes satisfactions derive from its forensic zeal in the face of garish horror, its refusal to be ruffled or bumped off course.

Christopher is working with an electric green fabric that Tim generously calls "bold," while his face says "garish".

And in Act II, when a cholera epidemic has broken out, the backdrop is a panorama of sickly, ghostly faces in garish reds and yellows that change color with the stage lighting.