Sentence examples for somewhat rumpled from inspiring English sources

Today it was neatly combed, and he was wearing a somewhat rumpled brown tweed sport jacket.

The overhead array appears at certain moments to soar, cathedral-like, and at others to pancake into a somewhat rumpled single plane.

He has the somewhat rumpled hat and face of a man accustomed to living on his wits, carries a worn bag of tricks and wears a mime's black turtle-neck, slacks and slippers, along with a deadpan expression.

Once extracted from graphite, the one-atom wide planes are known as graphene, resembling chicken wire not only in structure but also in being somewhat rumpled and at the same time essentially flat.

Others were simply curious what the fuss was about, and no doubt some tuned in out of habit to watch an almost universally beloved variety show that, on this Sunday, also included a semistaged excerpt from the Broadway hit "Oliver!," impressions by Frank Gorshin, Tessie O'Shea's somewhat rumpled British vaudeville and a few comedy and gymnastic acts.

But as long as the Institute remains a home to professors whose eccentricities do not go unnoticed by their students, who may look somewhat rumpled as they walk the Infinite Corridor, who may even become so absorbed in theoretical speculation that they forget to wipe their eyeglasses, Norbert Wiener will remain one of its tutelary spirits.

It is fat and meaty but slightly rumpled-looking.

His manner of dress is informal, and his appearance is slightly rumpled-looking.

"I don't know anything else," he says, his rumpled, burly frame relaxed in a small rectory office cluttered with get-well cards and shiny, somewhat deflated, balloons.

He wore a rumpled yellow oxford.

It's rumpled and lived in".