Sentence examples for sharp-featured face from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most unlikely of all the prospects is Angela Argo, "a skinny, pale redhead with neon-orange and lime-green streaks in her hair and a delicate, sharp-featured face pierced in a half-dozen places" who "wears a black leather motorcycle jacket and an arsenal of chains, dog collars, and bracelets".

She saw at near range that he was good-looking enough, with a long and sharp-featured face that was pinched with kindness, and scruffy hair with some gray in its wires, and his eyelashes closed slowly now and opened again, a long exposure to inspect her.

He was a little sharp-featured man with a polished pink face; his face declared that he was altogether good, and would never die.

Khatri is a fresh-faced, sharp-featured woman who could pass as a college student if she weren't sitting behind an imposing semi-circular desk.

Cox, who graduated from Denison University, with a degree in politics, philosophy, and economics, is wiry and sharp-featured and has an asymmetrical haircut that flops in his face, flustering him like a yearling with an unruly forelock.

Walk down an alley in Kabul, Afghanistan and you might spot a painting of a sharp-featured woman in a blue burqa on the side of a building.

He is a small, vigorous man, with thick workman's hands and a face that might fairly be called Roman on account of its sharp-featured, weathered intensity.

Small, slim, and sharp-featured, Murdoch is swift of speech and swifter of action….

Omar, bright-eyed and sharp-featured, may be the sole intelligent being in the film.

Small, sharp-featured and sharp-witted, she could pass as a hungry East Coast intellectual, fastidious and eccentric.

Gary was blond, sharp-featured and 22, and had an air of impatience.