Sentence examples for haggard appearance from inspiring English sources
Others found it difficult to see beyond the general's haggard appearance, which was the result of myriad ailments.
His gaunt, haggard appearance, juxtaposed with earlier pictures, first caused rumours about his health which proved sadly accurate.
Sleepless nights with two young children and the stresses and strains of sick relatives are partly responsible for its haggard appearance.
Most decisively, Richard Nixon's pale, haggard appearance in a 1960 clash with a tanned, relaxed John F. Kennedy was understood that same night as a disaster for the Republican.
Gender bending Tiredness kills Reprints Related items Britain's cabinet reshuffle: Blair's own goalJun 19th 2003 Politics: Tony fixes the constitutionJun 19th 2003Tony Blair no longer has the drained, haggard appearance that he acquired in the weeks leading up to the Iraq war.
In contrast to his haggard appearance in his last videotaped message televised on Sept. 10, 2003, Mr. bin Laden appeared vigorous and healthy, more than three years after the United States began the intense manhunt that he has so far evaded.
1. "Nixon won on radio," where the audience could not see his haggard, tense appearance (resulting from his recent hospitalization for a knee injury), his perspiration-streaked face and his nervously shifting eyes.
Sherman employed extreme contouring in her series of society women, giving them the appearance of haggard and world-weary victims of heavily applied makeup doing more harm than good.
In others, she appears haggard.
Correction: October 16, 2000, Monday A pop review on Tuesday about the country singer Merle Haggard misstated the day of his appearance at Irving Plaza.
Academics say the articles typically linked women's binge drinking to how it affected their appearance and presented them as haggard, vulnerable, socially transgressive and a burden to their male drinking companions.
