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Looking for sentences and phrases with the word hard-featured? Here are some examples.
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Sentence Examples
| A hard-featured man of maybe 35 was howling from his seat behind the New Orleans bench yesterday afternoon. |
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| In his mother's living room, without the charmer's smile I had seen in Port-Bouët, he looked hard-featured and edgy. |
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| Maybe the best advice to beat the Lakers came from a hard-featured, elderly gentleman interviewed on the local news after his beloved Kings lost. |
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| He has a wide, hard-featured face, with yet a kindly glow of honest sentiment. |
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| My aunt was a tall, hard-featured lady, but by no means ill-looking. |
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| The hard-featured miscreant coolly rolled his tobacco in his cheek, and squirted the juice into the fire grate. |
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Examples from Classical Literature
| In the hall, she encountered Willa's maid, a bright-eyed, hard-featured Frenchwoman. |
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| The hard-featured man was, after all, not so hard-hearted as she had thought him at first. |
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| The woman's face was hard-featured and ugly, with the marking lines of strong passions and resolute self-will plainly written on it. |
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| I looked around the room again, and saw a hard-featured woman. |
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| If hard-featured and without color, with high cheek-bones, it was a native of Scotland, in similar circumstances. |
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| He is a rather tall, pale man, with black hair, and somewhat hard-featured. |
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| Tomlinson, the hard-featured, was long suffering and patient. |
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| In her best days Vrouw Starreberg was a hard-featured, ugly woman. |
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| I lived with a hard-featured woman who called herself my aunt. |
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| Also there were several glum, hard-featured Englishwomen and one man. |
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| Debby Alden at twenty-five had been scrawny, hard-featured and severe. |
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| They were hard-featured men, sallow of complexion, rigid in their looks. |
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| We found him a hard-featured individual, certainly not in his first youth, with grizzled locks and beard, unkempt and unshorn. |
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