Sentence examples for marvelous faces from inspiring English sources

It's still unclear if he can act (Mr. Crowe certainly can when he's in the mood), but he holds the screen effortlessly while the likes of Polly Walker (as Cassiopeia) and Mads Mikkelsen (Draco, a warrior), do their best to fill in the holes with their charisma and marvelous faces.

The role was Linda Hamilton's in the first two films, and it belongs here to Lena Headey, whose soft, marvelous face goes a long way toward eclipsing any memories of her angular predecessor.

But who would Nabokov and his few marvelous pages face in the finals?

"The Artist and His Model" (1966) cuts several ways, showing a ferocious young black artist with a marvelous, masklike face in blue and brown, accompanied by a blond, fair-skinned model.

"He appeared to have everything else -- a marvelous camera face, the physique of a trained dancer, talent, a fine voice (he could even sing), warmth and great charm," Kael wrote.

Given that Agnona is owned by Zegna Group, the fabrics are marvelous, with double-face cashmere coats and wrap skirts (and even a bodysuit) that benefit from the audience's being able to touch them.

Especially good is the puppetlike "Marvelous Woman," whose face is painted on a flattened garbage-can lid and whose feet are a pair of improbably riveting, paint-splattered pumps.

When Mr. Hoffman (who looks marvelous in velvety face powder) departs the scene, he takes any inkling of camp or whimsy with him, leaving behind an atmosphere that becomes increasingly arid even as it strains toward sensory saturation.

If you're a Reno-area resident, you get marvelous, personalized service from Schultz face to face.

They look marvelous.

The face on a marvelous 14th-century wood carving of an arhat, or luohan, a companion of the historical Buddha, is classically Chinese, while the body bends and twists in ways associated with Indo-Himalayan sculpture.