‘The face tapered to a pointed chin, leaving room for a small nose and tiny mouth.’
‘A horrendous smirk of a smile polluted Jen's bruised face as her fingers sharpened into pointed razor claws.’
‘The engineering module was the largest part of the ship, the vehicle tapering off to a pointed nose-cone.’
‘You are drawn to men with pointed chins and Roman noses… I don't think I've ever noticed…’
‘Her eyes were serene and blue, and her face finely sculpted with a delicate chin, a pointed nose, and an elegant widow's peak on her forehead.’
‘High thin cheekbones accented the full mouth and pointed chin, giving him an even greater air of the aristocracy than his elegant attire.’
‘Rani's eyes hungrily took in the familiar high forehead, the curved nose, the pointed chin, the long, elegant neck.’
‘He said that he was fair skinned, and with a pointed chin.’
‘He had a firm chin and a pointed nose, among other noble-looking features, but sunken cheeks.’
‘His face was immaculate, from his perfect chin to his slightly pointed nose.’
‘My face is small and sharp, like an elf, with a pointed nose and chin.’
‘His fierce energy blazed from a weedy frame, with weak chin and pointed nose.’
‘Their elongate mouth and strong jaws held rows of pointed conical teeth, similar in shape to those of modern toothed whales.’
‘He was also said to have ‘quite a pointed nose’ with light or grey stubble on his chin.’
‘One had no hair on his head, for it had all moved down to his chin in a frizzy, pointed beard that dangled down to his waist.’
‘Also, with repeated sharpening of a flat blade, a pointed tip inevitably develops.’
‘Cecil, of Victoria Street, Harwich, had been found guilty of a total of 66 charges of criminal damage and possessing an article with a pointed blade at an earlier trial.’
‘Spence said the statue represented a development into pointed shapes for the artist and was ‘an important piece’, famous throughout the world.’
‘On his way home with a recently purchased face mask in hand, Harding noticed the long, pointed cones displayed by an unsuspecting ice-cream vendor.’
‘The green felt costumes with sharp, pointed edges, the painted faces and frenetic children running on stage dizzied and terrified me.’