This is a contented man, his well-tanned face marked by deep, handsome lines.
Alvarado was marked on his face eyes swelling in late rounds.
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Kazan was not handsome: he had a scrawny body, a long nose, and a craggy face that marked him as foreign.
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The posthumous award marked the bravery of a young child in the face of death.
He added, however, that he rarely feels stress at all, an assertion supported by his appearance: at the age of fifty-five, he has a lightly lined face and chestnut hair that is barely marked by gray.
On the face of it, Melville's life was marked by failure: failure to make money, to obtain appointments, to achieve critical recognition, and in the final 19 years as a clerk in the Boston Custom House, failure of temper enough to drive his wife to the brink of divorce.
Answering these questions with the same depth of knowledge and profound insight that have marked all her acclaimed books, Armstrong makes clear how the changing face of the world has necessarily changed the importance of religion at both the societal and the individual level.
Borthwick's fall from grace represents a marked change in direction from Johnson, who had stood by his skipper in the face of widespread criticism over the past two seasons.
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