Wexler says she thinks the lips look fine and switches the agenda: "Let's talk about Botox for a minute".
She seemed to be describing her relative movie non-progress: she had displayed the clavicles and the lips just fine, but her attitude was too visible.
The cast of his eyes and the set of his lips communicate fine shades of irritation and disapproval as well as dry humor, while the awkward tics of his speech indicate both shyness and the care with which Foyle thinks.
Natural or naked lips are fine for day wear.
Cillian Murphy, with his full lips and fine-boned face — he was the charming, sinister seducer in the neat little thriller "Red Eye" and the sweet cross-dresser in "Breakfast on Pluto" — might seem to be an odd choice for a revolutionary, but the point about Damien is that he's a mild man who has been groomed for a refined life (as a London doctor), only to get dragged into war.
Ines had found her dead one morning, her bloodless fingers resting on an open book, her parchment eyelids down, as though she dozed, a wry grimace on her fine lips, as though she had tasted something not quite nice.
But they originally bore a tone similar to that of Mediterranean skin, sometimes with silver fingernails, copper lips, ivory teeth, fine copper eyelashes, and often augmented with color to create a lifelike illusion.
The only clue I ever eavesdropped was seeing Francis Bacon pat his lips with a fine damask napkin and remark that what he'd like now was a good tying up.
Oh, I'm sure Lips is a fine game for wannabe singers, but it's not for me.
For sheerer, balmier lip products like these, I don't care if some comes off, so long as my lips still look fine afterwards.
The upper lip shows a fine groove, the philtrum.
