With his reddish blond hair and beard and an aquiline nose set in a Modigliani face, Thomas J . V . Cullen III jauntily admits he looks like a bird of prey.
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His high brow, aquiline nose and bushy black eyebrows give him an air of majesty, but he has begun to bear an uncanny resemblance to one of his heroes : Don Quixote.
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A contemporary of Condorcet, the Duchesse d'Abrantes, described him as having an immense and high forehead, prominent aquiline nose and a mouth that " was his most distinctive feature, " she said.
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Finlay contributes the following details : " He was florid, blonde, and regular-featured, with an aquiline nose, which, his flatterers often reminded him, was considered by Plato to be a royal feature.
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A well-known example of the aquiline nose as a marker in Africa contrasting the bearer with his / her contemporaries is the protagonist of Aphra Behn's " Oroonoko " ( 1688 ).
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Time's cover said in 1982 ), but the trim frame, gray thatch of hair and aquiline nose jog the memory and you recall when this was the coming young man in American fiction.
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But what we feel and what our lyrics say gives it its Mexican quality, " said Lora, 44, whose curls, aquiline nose and raspy voice give him an intriguing resemblance to Bob Dylan.
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In a research published in " O Poveiro " ( 1908 ), using 19th century scientific methodology, the anthropologist Fonseca Cardoso considered that an anthropological element, most noticeably the aquiline nose, was of semitic-Phoenician origin.
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The " Mediterranean race ", with dark hair and eyes, aquiline nose, swarthy complexion, moderate-to-short stature, and moderate or long skull was said to be prevalent in Southern Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa.
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Rose prompts both : With her aquiline nose and determined jaw, she's far from beautiful, but neither was Bette Davis, and like her, the actress understands the value of elegance, bearing, and the right hat.
