lineament

In the half darkness, it was not easy to see its lineaments or features.

No longer now could there be the least doubt as to the promises of her lineaments.

I should not have recognized him had we met in the street, so altered was every lineament.

"By them the lineaments of your beauty are made publicly clear," I said.

Trace the lineaments of my face with your scientific instruments.

Roger asked aloud, with no change in any lineament of his hard, gray face.

In tracing the lineaments of his own sensibility, he has the key to understanding everyone else.

She has laid out the lineaments of her life in three autobiographies.

He seemed to be losing control, for its lineaments were wildly unstable.

Lineaments have also been identified on other planets and their moons.

Then the scarred lineaments came back to face them.

The guard's lineaments were those of an old soldier.

How could those tender, immature lineaments have expressed anything else?

From the lineaments of the bag, over his shoulder, I gathered she was naked.

It was diaphanous, and left little doubt as to the lineaments of our figures.

I could see the lineaments of her body beneath the semi-transparent cloth.

"You are beautiful," I commented, regarding her face, and lineaments, in the light of the nearby fire.

The significance of this lineament and its offset is entirely unknown.

As of 2008 there was still no general agreement about how the individual shears along the lineament link up.

Art is a mystery whose lineaments are often obscure to its protagonists.

Regarding the chief attentively, I thought his lineaments appeared familiar to me.

Entering his 50's, taking on those older lineaments that would fix him forever, in memory, as my father.

A distorted face appeared, and gradually congealed into human lineaments.

The invisible writing, the lineaments of me, which had been there beneath the surface all the time, became manifest.

Death in every lineament of his cold face!