Sample Sentences forvisage (editor-reviewed)
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The visage of the old woman was weathered and wrinkled, but her eyes sparkled with a youthful energy.visage = face
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She gazed at her reflection in the mirror, studying her own visage with a critical eye.
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Speaking in short, matter-of-fact phrases, they worry aloud over the fickle weather and fields of sunflowers still too wet to cut, while above their heads Ross Perot s sneering visage flickers across a silent television screen. (source)
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He was small in stature, with a furrowed visage, which as yet could hardly be termed aged. (source)
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The golden visage of a lion appeared above me, his amber eyes beautiful and deadly.† (source)
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The humpbacked, toothless visage of old age?† (source)
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Martin Silenus's gaze never left Sad King Billy's dour visage.† (source)
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Mishka picked up the picture and surveyed the visages, sober and assured.† (source)
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Directly opposite the goblins in the great hall, sitting low in the gallery, was a bulky, dark-visaged personage that could only have been a troll.† (source)
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And then mother and daughter walked together to the cantina, and the owner allowed them in, shaking his head but smiling as well, the smile bending his mustache, and making his fierce visage somewhat goofy for a moment, and with that the mother and her daughter were gone.† (source)
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In the sea bottom the wind stirred along faint vapors, and from the mountains great stone visages looked upon the silvery rocket and the small fire.† (source)
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The right of the grim-visaged pirate upon the high seas is exactly the same.† (source)
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Two more boys emerge from the soot carrying a portrait in a gilded frame, twice as tall as they are, the visage of some long-dead greatgrandfather glowering at the night.† (source)
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With Martin as his lieutenant he marshaled his troop of ratcatchers—ruffians all of them, with high boots, tied jacket sleeves, and ebon visages of piracy.† (source)
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Everywhere, these black-robed, soft-sandaled, tallow-visaged specters appeared, flitted about and disappeared, noiseless as the creatures of a troubled dream, and as uncanny.† (source)
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Paul stared at the dark visage above him, wondering at the reasons which had impelled Stilgar to say just that.† (source)
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