Sentence examples for rounded gut from inspiring English sources
Returning to the locker room, he pauses in front of a mirror and sucks in his rounded gut.
Hoffman doesn't look anything like the real Howe, but he has a classic aging manager's body, with a large, rounded gut, and, like a lot of managers, he's sphinxlike and impervious and surly.
Around 40, with a soft gut, rounded shoulders and graying hair, Paul (Mimi Branescu), the middle-class Romanian who appears in virtually every frame of Radu Muntean's "Tuesday, After Christmas," is probably 10 years past the peak of his handsomeness.
At 63, he has relaxed into the more generously proportioned body of an ex-athlete, with an ample gut, a broad chest and massive, rounded shoulders.
Among other reasons, it doesn't produce what one expert calls "a rounded flavor profile," and it requires antibiotics to keep livers and guts from failing.
Griffiths was initially concerned about such a depiction of a gay man, but his performance made Monty a (very) well-rounded figure, hilariously hectoring his greedy tabby ("it's obsessed with its gut, it's like a bloody rugby ball") and finally pleading forgiveness for what his lonely existence has led him to.
Gut feeling, my gut feeling.
A vigorous still-life of pears, from 1918, furtively emulates Cézanne and van Gogh, with broken brushwork that relates at once to the rounded solidity of the objects and to the flat design of the picture; Hassam had eyes to see possibilities that he lacked the guts to embrace.
