"The bulbous nose in the middle of a softly rounded face.
Mr. Ejiofor has a round, softly inviting face, and he initially plays the character with the stunned bewilderment of a man who, even chained, can't believe what is happening to him.
Dunham has attentive blue eyes and a softly rounded face that has yet to resolve into the contours of adulthood; she wore lipstick the color of a cherry Popsicle but little other makeup, giving her the aspect of a schoolgirl who has raided her mother's dressing table.
He incants in Yidindji, rubs his hands under his armpits and wipes them softly on my face and torso.
He is a warm-hearted figure, slowly and softly spoken, his face given to lighting up with sudden enthusiasm.
Within days, Mrs. Thatcher joked about the slur, telling fellow Conservatives: I stand before you tonight in my Red Star chiffon evening gown, my face softly made up and my fair hair gently waved, the 'Iron Lady' of the Western world.
In 1976, the late Baroness Thatcher, then opposition leader, opened a speech by parodying the inevitable media reporting of her "red chiffon evening gown, softly made up face, and fair hair gently waved".
New friends were softly petting my face as if I was a baby owl.
Here are memorable quotes from her political career: "I stand before you tonight in my Red Star chiffon evening gown, my face softly made up and my fair hair gently waved, the 'Iron Lady' of the Western world.
I have not stared softly into the face of Anderson Cooper or Savannah Guthrie as they speak in the somber tones of carefully modulated emotional affect at this, a time of national crisis.
