Sentence examples for tiny wrinkle from inspiring English sources

And you'd think the same thing if you got your information exclusively from the atheist bus, with the minor difference, in this case, that the man from the Gold Blend couple has a tiny wrinkle of concern on his handsome forehead, caused by the troublesome thought of God's possible existence: a wrinkle about to be removed by one magic application of Reason™.

On aging: "You get like one tiny wrinkle the day you turn 30 at midnight".

Her face was a million tiny wrinkles, and her eyes were dim behind thick lenses.

One digitally-altered picture added crows' feet — tiny wrinkles around the eyes — and received high ratings for "happiness".

But Seltzer is the Washington-wonk equivalent of those models and actors in L.A. who discern tiny wrinkles long before their agent does.

"I had a little bit of collagen done in my lips and in those places where tiny wrinkles were starting to show," she confided.

We're not talking about actual crow's feet, but those tiny wrinkles radiating outward from the eyes that denote experience, character and a life spent in laughter.

And Mr. Bridges is so bland that he manages to iron out whatever tiny wrinkles the script overlooks in his flat character.

Perhaps the landlady is a better ghost, a Miss Havisham-style figure who is "all grey: grey pinafore, greying hair … seamed face, pursed lips with tiny wrinkles all around them".

Her mouth, too, is painted the same hue, the hundred tiny wrinkles around her lips tainted, so that when she smiles in welcome the effect is disturbingly like a furry red caterpillar responding to stimulus.

But looking on an even smaller scale, researchers found tiny wrinkles on the surface of these barbs.