Sentences with phrase «crooked nose»
The phrase "crooked nose" refers to a nose that is not straight or symmetrical. Instead, it may be bent or curved, creating a non-uniform appearance. Full definition
All i can see an old clown with a lanky crooked nose managing a circus in Emirates and putting on a great show.
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On the beauty thing — no, I've always just thought I was very plain — not great hair, big crooked nose....
His famously crooked nose, which he can well afford to have re-sculptured, didn't bother a beauty like Jennifer Aniston.
He will most likely never earn high praise or awards for it, but he can sure turn a funny one - liner with a deadpan, crooked nose expression.
All of a sudden, the little cutie appears to have seven chins, no eyes, a crooked nose, and just never smiles....
Cameron's recent decent could be because parents finally realized naming their kid a name that means «crooked nose» is a little cruel.
It is no longer acceptable to indicate that a man is Jewish, for example, with an iconic sign making reference to a crooked nose.
From little things like chewing on pens or having a crooked nose to bigger turn - offs like career choice or a messaging misstep, people are going to naturally be more picky when considering spending more than a few months with someone.
What are we to make of Owen Wilson, he with the tow - colored mop of hair, the crooked nose, and the smile that seems to need so much in return?
With no schools being nearby, the children were instructed by a wandering schoolmaster, a fat little man with a crooked nose who owned nothing but his horse.
As a small puppy, he was hit by a car and suffered damage to his snout, thus the crooked nose.
Her art is often described as psychological, somehow seeing into a person's very being, but I prefer to see her subjects as unflatteringly as she saw their crooked noses or bulging veins: as part of a painfully honest vision of the world.
The most complex sculpture in the exhibition, the figure has a shape that is at the same time gaunt and dense with details; both rigid and soft, even maniacal in the definition of its asymmetric, crooked nose.