Sentence examples for like a birthmark from inspiring English sources

Like Harriet Lytton in "A Closed Eye," like Julius Herz in "Making Things Better," Sturgis is biddable to a fault: "Niceness was branded into him like a birthmark".

Distinguishable by the lopsided mural daubed across its face like a birthmark, its enormous popularity is down to the liveliness and genuine goodwill of its loyal clientele.

There was a large bald circle on its back and, in the center of the circle, a wine-colored spot, like a birthmark, fading into softer reds and pinks as it radiated outward.

The courageous ability to plunge into that strange innermost being, as into a dark, fathomless pool, was Maurice Sendak's special gift, and it is the indelible sign — like a birthmark — of his Shakespearean inheritance.

Is there anything more resplendent, more English, than Wayne Rooney running onto the grass at Wembley, a memorial poppy ironed onto his shirt like a birthmark, like the gods came down themselves and prodded him with a single burning finger, in the middle of the chest, where the heart is, and whispered: remember?

On my bare scalp, Australia:a birthmark that hidin the thicket of my hair.

Each has a charac ter with a birthmark like a comet, as though they might be different incarnations of the same soul or different forms of the same cloud of molecules, as we all are.

Her own backside, distinguished by a birthmark shaped like Cuba, made a cameo in a series of shots she refers to as "the jiggly butt sequence".

You can look at it like you would a birthmark - something that can be uniquely attributed to you.

It had all of the gravity of a birthmark.

A baby is born in the Nockmaar dungeons and identified as the prophesied one by a birthmark on her arm.