He had the complexion, lightly webbed, of outdoor living and indoor drinking, and was a high, handsome man who might have been cruel.
Here, Hazzard introduces Captain Cartledge: He had the complexion, lightly webbed, of outdoor living and indoor drinking, and was a high, handsome man who might have been cruel.
He has the leathery complexion of someone who has spent long hours outdoors, and what looks like a black eye.
His hair is creepily long in the film, and he has the ultrasmooth complexion of a well-tended prince.
He has the jolly, ruddy complexion of a life spent outdoors and looks a full decade younger than he is.
His eyes were quick, but he had the dark complexion of a peasant.
But you know the old saying, he "don't have the complexion for the protection".
At twenty-one, he was a member of the first post-Communist generation, and he had the lankiness and the complexion of an adolescent combined with the knowing air of a street hustler.
Like Sunraider, Coleman Silk, the hero of Philip Roth's 2000 novel "The Human Stain," is a chameleonic black man (he's described as having the complexion of eggnog) who shifts to white and rises to a position of power — now a classics professor, he was formerly the dean of faculty at a small New England college — but whose world begins to crash down around him because of racism.
