aquiline nose वाक्य

In the 1930s, an aquiline nose was reported to be regarded as a characteristic of beauty for girls among the Tswana and Xhosa people.
Castro's portrait features a notable sharp aquiline nose, but that was part of his particular style, and his other works usually feature similar noses.
The real Cattelan is instantly recognizable : that unmistakable aquiline nose, slim frame and deep-set eyes have been the subject of some of his own work.
Her passport application describes her as tall, with a high forehead, an aquiline nose, a small mouth, dark brown hair, a light complexion, and an oval face.
I have asked him repeatedly to show me sources, where the terms Aquiline Nose and Roman Nose are defined as the historically derogatory term " hooked-nose ".

The figure's head is slightly too small in relation to the rest of its body and the face has a plain, unmodelled surface with an aquiline nose.
In a research published in " O poveiro " in 1908, Fonseca Cardoso considered that a dolichocephalous anthropologic element, that of the aquiline nose, was of Semitic-Phoenician origin.
The two share a resemblance to the novelist _ Chester with his thin, aquiline nose; Jimmy with his sad, slanted eyes, both of them with Faulknerian white mustaches.
He had an aquiline nose, translucent skin with the veins showing and slightly bulging eyes, all of which, my mother would have us know, were signs of Spanish nobility.
Van der Weyden sought to flatter d'Este; although not handsome, he is shown as broad chested, with a sensitive and cultured face, keen expression, long neck and aquiline nose.