Sentence examples for pleasant faces from inspiring English sources

It came as a shock, therefore, to see these pleasant faces stiffen, these laughing mouths grow narrow and sinister, those soft eyes become cold and heard because the question was mentioned of a fair trial for nine young Negroes terrified and quite alone.

Henry V, the victor at Agincourt against the French, has a resolute, pleasant face.

I cannot remember her real name, but I see her neat figure and pleasant face.

At worst, he had been a harmless presence, and many recalled him as a pleasant face.

Ages: 14+ It is the very pleasant face that is the dead giveaway.

She was more pleasant face-to-face, but subsequent e-mails with her had the same whiff about them.

He is thirty-two, with black hair and a pleasant face, and tattoos from his twelve years in the Navy.

In a rear gallery, Brant was greeted by a man whose pleasant face wore a large, wide-lipped grin.

She was immensely capable; tall and big-boned with a pink, pleasant face and dry yellow hair chopped sensibly short.

He was a tall, gray-haired man with a pleasant face, but all you really saw was his nose.

He had short straight brown hair and a pleasant face you forgot the moment you turned your back. . .