(It has all the same an anxious and homely face).
Put her hands to her scalp and peel off the homely face.
She never gave an interview but her homely face with its everlasting smile was worth any number of eulogistic words.
Tura depicts the dead, emaciated body as a twisted, broken form, its homely face set in a grimace.
Until Normand, most comics both male and female were funny looking as well as funny and used such physical features as cross-eyes, ungainly size, or a homely face to make audiences laugh.
Sometimes the coalescence is a thoroughly considered architecture of lines, as it is in the great "Lord Goodman in His Yellow Pyjamas," from 1987, in which an astoundingly homely face looms like a small, heaving mountain.
Making his first professional London stage appearance in a 1926 production of The Government Inspector, he was able to avoid the usual typecasting brought on by a homely face and bulky frame, playing a wide variety of characters both villainous and virtuous.
Sarah loves him still, and writes a chronicle every day for the time when they meet again, if they ever do: but a second climax of the book comes when in pleasuring herself one evening she fi nds that it is not the homely face of dear Tom that enters her fancy, but the ascetic, scholarly features of Captain Albrecht Wolfram, 14th Panzergrenadier Division.
All I do is sing "Hate to Get Up in the Morning" as I did in the show, but the camera is a severe judge and I am afraid even with the great amount of care and fuss they can't improve what the Fates decreed to be a homely face.
How popular is this brazen, wisecracking alien with the homeliest face on television?
