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Quotes About Appearance

His overall appearance was striking, that of a damaged Ray Milland—a "cruel, broken beauty," as Martha put
~ Erik Larson
They looked more like day laborers than seamen.
~ Erik Larson
Her gayety seemed like jewels on a skull
~ Erik Larson
seemed like jewels on a skull.
~ Erik Larson
Whereas Eloise gravitated toward retro granny chic and was pulled together on a daily basis, I either looked like a high school student who had just rolled out of bed, thrown on leggings, and gone to class, or a full-blown escort. There was no in-between.
~ Erin McCarthy
Within reasonable limits, we gals all look alike nowadays, except for details.
~ Erle Stanley Gardner
was always trying to improve the appearance of the package, because he knew that the goods inside were rotten.
~ Erle Stanley Gardner
There were young men trying to look important; important men trying to look young.
~ Erle Stanley Gardner
The secretary was a good-looking girl—or would have been if she'd given herself a chance. Some discouraging experience in her background had made her feel that she couldn't be bothered with sex appeal, and so she slicked her hair back, used no make-up, and hated men.
~ Erle Stanley Gardner
I've exercised with women so thin, buzzards followed them to their cars.
~ Erma Bombeck
The thirty-minute nap. When I heard a key in the door, I'd jump up, throw cold water on my face, smooth my clothes, pull the bedspread taut, stagger into the kitchen, and throw an onion in the oven. When my husband mentioned the chenille marks on my face, I'd lie and say, "It's bad skin.
~ Erma Bombeck
I dried my hands and took out my pocket-book from the inside of my tunic hanging on the wall. Rinaldi took the note, folded it without rising from the bed and slid it in his breeches pocket. He smiled, I must make on Miss Barkley the impression of a man of sufficient wealth. You are my great and good friend and financial protector. Go to hell, I said.
~ Ernest Hemingway
After a while, when you are as ugly as I am, as ugly as women can be, then, as I say, after a while the feeling, the idiotic feeling that you are beautiful, grows slowly in one again. It grows like a cabbage. And then, when the feeling is grown, another man sees you and thinks you are beautiful and it is all to do over. Now I think I am past it, but it still might come. You are lucky, 'guapa', that you are not ugly
~ Ernest Hemingway
For many things are not as they appear. Discipline must come from trust and confidence.
~ Ernest Hemingway
Brett was damned good-looking. She wore a slipover jersey sweater and a tweed skirt, and her hair was brushed back like a boy's. She started all that. She was built with curves like the hull of a racing yacht, and you missed none of it with that wool jersey.
~ Ernest Hemingway
I do not think I have ever seen a nastier-looking man... Under the black hat, when I had first seen them, the eyes had been those of an unsuccessful rapist. [on Brit poet Percy Wyndham Lewis]
~ Ernest Hemingway
watched Lewis carefully without seeming to look at him, as you do when you are boxing, and I do not think I had ever seen a nastier-looking man. Some people show evil as a great race horse shows breeding. They have the dignity of a hard chancre. Lewis did not show evil; he just looked nasty.
~ Ernest Hemingway
She had the lovely high cheekbones for arrogance.
~ Ernest Hemingway
An ugly face,' he said to the glass. 'Did you ever see a more ugly face?' 'Yes,' said Arnaldo. 'Mine. Every morning when I shave.' 'We both ought to shave in the dark,' the Colonel told him and went out the door.
~ Ernest Hemingway
The biggest boy was long and dark with Thomas Hudson's neck and shoulders and the long swimmer's legs and big feet. He had a rather Indian face and was a happy boy although in repose his face looked almost tragic.
~ Ernest Hemingway
Under the black hat, when I had first seen them, the eyes had been those of an unsuccessful rapist. - about Wyndham Lewis
~ Ernest Hemingway
Scott was a man then who looked like a boy with a face between handsome and pretty... The mouth worried you until you knew him and then it worried you more.
~ Ernest Hemingway
Brett vypadala sakra báje?nÄ›. MÄ›la na sobÄ› pletený pulovr a tvídovou sukni a vlasy mÄ›la skartá?ované dozadu jako kluk. Ona to vÅ¡echno za?ala. Byla stavÄ›ná jako závodní jachta a v tom pulovru ?lovÄ›k žádnou její zaoblinu nepÃ…â"¢ehlíd.
~ Ernest Hemingway
turned around and looked after her. "If she did not have her hair cut so short she would be a pretty girl," he said.
~ Ernest Hemingway