Sentence examples for her physiognomy from inspiring English sources

She planned to put a pair of earrings through her left eyebrow and, for symmetry's sake, somewhere else on her physiognomy.

Watching her with Araki, though, I began to wonder if Kusama's gaze was less strategic than accidental: the look of a woman whose emotions were damaged, or at least inaccessible to her physiognomy, who simply could not smile.

The journalist who compared her facial physiognomy to that of a cigar store wooden Indian wasn't far off.

Moss, 38, is one of the most famous women on the planet, a style icon, a muse – all on the strength of her singular physiognomy and fashionable presence.

It was said of the great English character actress Peggy Ashcroft that she didn't have a face, and in the sense of not seeming to be fixed in her own physiognomy, Blanchett doesn't have one, either.

Her lede graf: If physiognomy is destiny, then Barney Frank had no choice but to be a politician.

When the aging silent screen legend Norma Desmond boasted, "We had faces," in "Sunset Boulevard," her haughty claim for the superior physiognomy of movie stars before the talkies, she had not reckoned on Andy Warhol.

Features once made grotesque by racist caricaturists are celebrated by this New Negro: exaggerations of physiognomy are an aspect of her style.

Even Miss Garbo smiles with a degree of gratitude at her escape when she observes the changed physiognomy peering in through the door.Miss Garbo is dark, with good eyes and fine features.

Buttendorf tells The Creators Project that her work asks, "If our body [had] another physiognomy, would we look different to the world?

He did not reduce her brow ridge, which he considered to be within the bounds of feminine physiognomy, but instead added medical-grade plastic into the concavity above it, giving her a smoother, more rounded profile.