Ralph Fiennes is the embodiment of aquiline elegance and chiseled charisma, a tall, tapering actor who has brought undoubted class to both stage and screen.
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With the build of a football player and the dark, aquiline looks of a matinee idol, Benjamin Crawford Cutler seemed born to take the stage.
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Hutchins was described as a Boston Brahmin, an upper-class woman, with aquiline features who frequently wore Katharine Hepburn-style straw hats with scarves.
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She turns up as a flower, a rock, in a chair-and even drawing-her aquiline nose and high cheekbones very much in evidence.
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The present of aquiline features for example, may not be necessarily a result of race mixture with Caucasoids, but simply another local population variant in situ.
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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.
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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.
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Thus the exhibition includes a fragment of Ikhnaton's sarcophagus that is graced by Nefertiti's aquiline profile rather than by carvings of the goddesses Isis or Selket.
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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.
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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 ".
