Sentences with phrase «set almond eyes»
Their distinctive traits include a lion's - mane ruff around the head and shoulders; a blue - black tongue; deep - set almond eyes that add to a scowling, snobbish expression; and a stiff - legged gait.
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The almond - shape of the split band and intricate, beaded motif setting looks like some kind of all - seeing eye gazing
Deep set almond shaped eyes.
The eyes are small, dark, almond - shaped and closely set and the body is full and round, while the shoulders are robust and muscular.
Eyes almond shaped, moderately spaced and set a trifle obliquely.
Large, almond - shaped eyes with their oblique set and the equilateral triangle - shaped head contribute to the unique appearance of this breed.
This dog has a high - set tail and almond shaped eyes.
The eyes are described as alert, large, oval (or almond - shaped) and are deep set and spaced quite wide apart.
Eyes of medium size, almond shaped, set a little obliquely and not protruding.
Eyes — Medium sized, almond shaped, set slightly obliquely, rich dark brown.
Eyes: The eyes should be round or almond shape, medium sized, and wide Eyes: The eyes should be round or almond shape, medium sized, and wide eyes should be round or almond shape, medium sized, and wide set.
The almond - shaped eyes are set high on the head, and range in color from hazel to dark brown depending on coat color.
The ESSC Breed Standard states that the eyes must be medium - sized, almond shaped and obliquely set.
Eyes — Almond - shaped, set wide apart.
EYES Medium size, almond shaped, not prominent nor sunken, well set in (not showing haw); alert, kind expression.
The eyes are a rounded almond shape, set wide apart, and of a magnificent emerald green.
Eyes — The eyes are set obliquely, almond shaped, neither protruding nor sunken and in proportion to the hEyes — The eyes are set obliquely, almond shaped, neither protruding nor sunken and in proportion to the heyes are set obliquely, almond shaped, neither protruding nor sunken and in proportion to the head.
The eyes are deep - set and almond shaped, and the ears are V - shaped, hanging close to the head.
Jacotey compares the size of her works to miniature medieval Greek Orthodox icons — saints who gaze out of their frames, clutching relics, their heavy - set, almond - shaped eyes almost cartoonish yet stooped in mystery and knowing.
Set down in flat oil in a manner that recalls early Lucian Freud, these paintings (of Barbara Robbins on the left and Mona Stafford, an abductee, on the right) are just off enough with their wide, askew almond eyes and catatonic affect to convince the viewer that a gulf of experience lies between them and the subjects.