The fair, high-bred child, with her golden head, her deep eyes, her spiritual, noble brow, and princelike movements; and her black, keen, subtle, cringing, yet acute neighbor".
Stein is perhaps less well known for his views than for his hair, which springs forth nimbly from his noble brow, like deer escaping a forest fire.
By David Denby Christiane (Katrin Sass), the saintly Communist in the German social comedy "Goodbye, Lenin!," has a noble brow, a steady gaze, and fine, straight hair.
He has a crown of thick hair and a sternly noble brow; he looks like an aging anchor, but he delivers his lines in such a low, hoarse, uninflected voice that he sounds as though he had croup.
The fair, high-bred child, with her golden head, her deep eyes, her spiritual, noble brow, and prince-like movements; and her black, keen, subtle, cringing, yet acute neighbor".
She was such a rare fusion of the disparate, at once unpretentious and sovereign, a gaucherie of limb bonded to finest perception, to finest breeding, pianist's slack wrists combined with noble brow.
Winslet is strenuous and beautiful, with a noble Victorian brow and a sharply cut mouth.
The receding hair swept off the brow, the noble nose – which in a less handsome face could be too much of a good thing – and, of course, the feted eyes.
Sally was celebrated for her big breasts and her face, which was that of the Apollo Belvedere — bow-shaped lips, a long, straight nose, a wide, domed brow, an ensemble that was classical and noble and oddly mature.
Sally was celebrated for her big breasts and her face, which was that of the Apollo Belvedere bow-shaped lips, a long, straight nose, a wide, domed Belvedere bow-shapedat was clipsicalongd noble and oddly mature.
