finely chiselled features

On his finely chiselled features was the shadow of another concern as he turned to Atlan.

Rose stared at his finely chiselled features, then glanced away as an emotion she'd never experienced before trembled inside her.

Even by candlelight he could see the finely chiselled features: high cheekbones, large, widely spaced eyes, a small, slightly hooked nose.

Underwood's partially grey mop of hair, finely chiselled features, somewhat seamy, certainly kind, and his warm voice had made him a household name.

The finely chiselled features and delicately formed bone structure served only to emphasize the character and intelligence they served only to highlight.

Mildred Orsons, the cosmo-bacteriologist, could rightfully be proud of her pitch-black hair, her dark eyes and her finely chiselled features.

With his finely chiselled features and his courteous manners, he was aristocratic and gentle, elegant without being foppish; never really angry except on someone else's behalf: never unkind.

She finished applying her make-up, the blusher making her cheekbones appear even higher than they were, her mouth full and tempting under the deep rose lip-gloss, her finely chiselled features lending her the appearance of an aristocrat.

"Sixth King of the Amorite dynasty, Hammurabi, about 1780 Bc," she said, pretending to study the finely chiselled features of the ancient monarch before she went on, "Yes, probably from his palace site south-west of the ziggurat at Ashur.