bovine face

He had reddish hair, pale eyes and a wide, bovine face.

The bovine face broke out into a savage, toothy grin.

Her eyes in her otherwise bovine face were intelligent, her manner brisk.

Mr. Bonnington was a gentleman of military ap-pearance with a somewhat bovine face.

Her heavy, bovine face grew thoughtful.

Cleve shrugged, puzzlement scrawled across his bovine face.

The blood-red look in his eyes vanished, and a toothy grin appeared on his "bovine face.

Instead, a heavily bovine face was being transmitted, male and jowly with a curving brownish horn above each ear.

Anyone familiar with the grinning bovine face on the wrapper of a French cheese called the Laughing Cow would get the joke.

She hated her face, her dull, stupid, bovine face, the vapid eyes, the red, shiny pimples, the nests of black heads.

Both glanced at her curiously, and she guessed that they were brother and sister, with the same large, rather vacant brown eyes, and amiable bovine faces.

Tall and roughly humanoid, Bael has a bovine face, a mane of red hair, two massive bull-like horns, golden skin and watery golden eyes.

He looked at their coarse hands and dull bovine faces and the way their thick bodies had slumped against the support beams or fallen upon their neighbour's shoulders.

He looked at Father's large, heavy, bovine face and wondered, as he had once or twice wondered before, how Chief Inspector Davy had reached his present rank and why he was so highly thought of in the department.