If you see a guy wearing a wrinkled suit and a tie with a big soup stain on it, you don't remember what shoes he wore.
Scott looks good in a suit, whereas the office boss in the BBC original, David Brent, had a characteristic slump highlighted by a wrinkled white shirt and a cheap tie.
Unassuming in wrinkled khakis and a polo shirt, he is in near perpetual motion.
The little man had a wrinkled fishing hat on, his small face obscured by sunglasses.
At 11 p.m. the two pulled up at a dark house with a dirt floor and no electricity--"a place I wouldn't even put my dog, " Parisi recalls. (Make that 13 dogs, all dachshunds.) A wrinkled old man came shuffling toward Parisi in the candlelight.
He looked like her brothers, who had also died in infancy, with big eyes and slightly wrinkled skin, like a sweet, little old man.
Or choose a long, generous open-weave woolen scarf or one in wrinkled rough cotton solid or with a muted print.
Peasant farmers walk for an entire day from the countryside to sell a few dollars' worth of wrinkled oranges in Port-au-Prince.
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Or not being moved by a five-year-old, his face wrinkled with effort as he recites how full they are at the inn?
Last year, thousands of elms died of drought, and on the nutrients from their carcasses a bumper crop of morels has been creeping forth, like wrinkled zombie armies.
Before the lights had gone out, the tourists had soaked in the spectacle: several million years old, wrinkled and tinted with orange, rising up nearly forty feet, as huge as a house.
She went on to paint a picture of those her age "back in the day" as old people -- wrinkled, shriveled up and discarded by society.
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