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Quotes About Appearance

A fair face without a fair soul is like a glass eye that shines and sees nothing.
~ John Stuart Blackie
Why so pale and wan, fond lover?Prithee, why so pale?Will, when looking well can't move her,Looking ill prevail?
~ John Suckling
The only man who really needs a tail coat is a man with a hole in his trousers.
~ John Taylor
vücutlar sosyal s?n?f?n görünür simgeleridir.
~ John Taylor Gatto
He was an extraordinarily ugly person, Lilo thought, with the ugliness that only caricature can achieve. As repulsive as a twisted, stunted ghost from the past on Old Earth.
~ John Varley
You've seen the razzle-dazzle; here's the bitter reality.
~ John Varley
She grew into a quiet, beautiful young woman. The beauty was a nuisance, like smog and poverty.
~ John Varley
You might think she just liked the cut of my jib, but I've seen my jib and I'm here to tell you it's not cut that cute.
~ John Vorhaus
That's not true. I've known some dandy politicians. They care more about appearance than anything.
~ John Walker
Are you out of your princely wits?" What's he? Let me have his beard sawed off and his eyebrows filed more civil!
~ John Webster
Oft gay and honoured robes those tortures try: We think caged birds sing, when indeed they cry.
~ John Webster
Even overweight, cats instinctively know the cardinal rule: when fat, arrange yourself in slim poses.
~ John Weitz
El lobo se vestía con piel de cordero y el rebaño consentía el engaño.»
~ John William Polidori
Mrs. Bostwick's face was heavy and lethargic, without any strength or delicacy, and it bore the deep marks of what must have been a habitual dissatisfaction.
~ John Williams
he saw the thin wrists that protruded inches out of his coat sleeves; and he wondered if he appeared as ludicrous to others as he did to himself.
~ John Williams
And isn't there something a little sad about youth and beauty in any circumstances?
~ John Wyndham
A giant magic mouth appeared.
~ John Zakour
The girl was neat as a pin, if plain as a plate.
~ Elizabeth Strout
Sometimes, she wanted quite furiously to hurt him; now, for instance, to lean forward and snap at him: 'Why do you dye your hair? I know you do. In this light it looks utterly horrible.
~ Elizabeth Taylor
A medida que envejecían, las mujeres parecían volverse cada vez más masculinas, mientas que el señor Osmond, en cambio, se parecía cada día más a una vieja
~ Elizabeth Taylor
My eyes widened as I took in Rafe and Prest. Rafe seemed fine, but Prest. . . "Prest, you shaved your head!" Those long black braids were gone. Prest's bald head gleamed in the light. He shrugged and ran a hand over his baldness. "Easier to shave." He flashed me a smile. "It grows back. "Eventually," Rafe added. "Until then, I will need to protect my eyes from the glare.
~ Elizabeth Vaughan
Christina was also in a gay mood: the paymaster had addressed her as Monsieur! The further we moved eastward, the more often was she taken for a boy. And this not only by Asiatics: in Delhi smart Major Gastrell spoke to her for fifteen minutes before suspecting that she was a woman.
~ Ella Maillart
Take an interest in his appearance. Keeping his clothes in order is your job; encouraging him to look his best, and admiring him when he does, should be your pleasure. —"Making Marriage Work," Ladies' Home Journal, January 1950
~ Ellen Baker
Her skin was so tan that it reminded Krista of a stain. Coffee on blonde wood.
~ Ellen Datlow