Look at the way his bone structure yearns for freedom.
|
|
Ellison's version shares much of the filmed version's bone structure.
|
|
"Jared Leto has the bone structure for it," said Christie.
|
|
Grandma Livia clearly has great bone structure to begin with.
|
|
He was stunning as well: beautiful bone structure and penis.
|
|
Unlike Anderson Cooper's bone structure, you guys are far from perfect.
|
|
But hair colors aside, that scary-similar bone structure can't be denied.
|
|
Its bone structure resembles those of tetrapods — four-legged, land-roaming vertebrates.
|
|
I already have the bone structure — the high cheekbones, a smaller nose bridge.
|
|
Their similar glasses and bone structure make the pair look almost like twins.
|
|
Do you think there's some kind of bone structure going on in there?
|
|
I mean, unlike Anderson Cooper's bone structure, you guys have been far from perfect.
|
|
The bone structure indicates the person was younger than 50, the coroner's office said.
|
|
I craft a prominent nose and strong cheekbones: Bone structure is important (and, importantly, hereditary).
|
|
Ryan Gosling, meanwhile, discovered that his "perfect bone structure and kind eyes" aren't for everyone.
|
|
Not of his career comeback, or his still perfect bone structure, but for his openness.
|
|
Bonesmashing: The dangerous practice of attempting to damage your face to change your bone structure.
|
|
The Sonic we know from cartoons and video games doesn't have a defined bone structure.
|
|
The treatment softened her facial features before she could develop a more masculine bone structure.
|
|
His face has the strong bone structure of Clint Eastwood but none of the intimidation.
|
|
"I focused on the contour, since he has great bone structure," Lizama says of Tatum's look.
|
|
The bone structure also hints at the baby's demise — starvation in a region prone to droughts.
|
|
The bone structure within this anatomically correct but large-scale skull becomes its own extraordinary landscape.
|
|
Andrea Bocelli's younger son Matteo, 21, inherited his father's bone structure — as well as his soaring vocals.
|
|
She's emerging from the water, her hair is all wet and she has that killer bone structure.
|
|
Paired with a sleek blowout or glossy waves, it shows off her killer bone structure every time.
|
|
Others think it's something that only works if you've got cover-girl bone structure to begin with.
|
|
I've managed a respectable approximation of Patti Smith's Keith Richards haircut, but I don't have her bone structure.
|
|
Both Diehl and Pachner are blessed with striking bone structure, and here Malick exploits it to the full.
|
|
Then I use my warming power in both shades, light and deep, to highlight and define her bone structure.
|
|
"Oh, look at me...I'm Ryan Gosling, I have perfect bone structure and kind eyes," the Oscar nominee read.
|
|
You need to understand each dog's bone structure, anatomy, you have to know the breed standards for the haircuts.
|
|
Obviously, the pair bear a striking resemblance: Long blonde hair, angular Italian bone structure, and a taste for ostentatious fashion.
|
|
Because that is how anyone with taste would explain away the mess gradually obscuring any indication of bone structure beneath.
|
|
In one Insecure season, Issa is back and forth with the dude with good bone structure but bad aim, Daniel.
|
|
Bone structure changes in response to heat due to its mineral content, which exists in the form of tiny crystals.
|
|
And some 60 years later, I knew that I was paying for a bone structure analysis that would be useless.
|
|
It balances things out, especially if you have the right brow based on your bone structure and your hair texture.
|
|
When I was 9 years old, my doctor informed me that my "larger bone structure" would require extra amounts of calcium.
|
|
Judith is distinct from triceratops because of its frill -- which is the bone structure around the back of the creature's neck.
|
|
So I started going to the library and developing this technique on how to shape eyebrows according to everybody's bone structure.
|
|
Giggle, founded by Australian screenwriter Sall Grover, supposedly looks at the bone structure of a person's face to determine their gender.
|
|
He has a tiny head like models do, and sort of Anjelica Houston bone structure—not to mention very inspiring style.
|
|
"When you reconstruct the dire wolf's musculature based on its bone structure, you end up with a much huskier wolf," he said.
|
|
Mucus could even pool in the sinus cavities, the air pockets in your face's bone structure, building up pressure and triggering headaches.
|
|
This uniquely familiar-faced shelter pup and the Pulp Fiction star share a name, as well as some striking bone structure. 9.
|
|
It's like watching a magic show: You've gotta keep focused on [the other hand/the exit signs/David Copperfield's magnificent bone structure].
|
|
I'm often holding someone's arm or elbow so that they can guide me, and can discern a person's height, weight, and bone structure.
|
|
The tiny change makes a huge difference in showing off her bone structure, opening up her face, and flattering her loose wave pattern.
|
|
You look at really old photographs, photographs that date back to the 1800s, the bone structure of the face is pretty much implanted.
|
|
Instead, the British actress uses her fearsome mermaid contacts and natural-born ethereal bone structure to bring such a complicated character to life.
|
|
Embarrassed by his height and a hormonal disorder, acromegaly, that causes changes in facial bone structure, Mehrzad rarely left his home, Rezaei said.
|
|
That's problematic on a number of fronts, not least of which is that bone structure is clearly a poor indicator of gender identity.
|
|
Regal and soft-spoken, she has delicate, feline bone structure and willowy limbs — she's 5-foot-9 — which adds to her unaffected elegance.
|
|
Ullman is petite and very thin, with short curls and enviable bone structure; her clothing is tailored, chic, and tasteful, mostly in dark colors.
|
|
Before beginning any sculpting I perform extensive research, soaking up information on the era, the clothing, the very bone structure this character may have.
|
|
By sweeping her blush from her temples down to the center of her cheeks, she creates a lifted illusion that complements her bone structure.
|
|
The algae yield strong antioxidants, lipids and proteins that can help cardiovascular and immune systems, as well as bone structure, Israel-based Frutarom said.
|
|
He was a real-life Fox Mulder, if you subtract the bone structure of David Duchovny and add the walrus mustache of Teddy Roosevelt.
|
|
She could tell someone's sex assigned at birth even without the presence of their genitalia because there are differences in bone structure that delineate sex.
|
|
Chrissy Teigen is as well-known for her sense of humor and un-model-like behavior as she is for her insanely perfect bone structure.
|
|
But some campaigners and athletes have argued that they retain advantages in strength, height, bone structure and red blood cells - the main source of disagreement.
|
|
"We wanted to show people that they didn't have to have perfect skin, bone structure, or bodies to feel beautiful," Decker explained to Yahoo Style.
|
|
Robots will group the photos based on age, and then analyze each one, looking for "traditional" signs of beauty — angular bone structure, smooth skin, etc.
|
|
"It's about showing people the beauty of the bone structure," explained Chelsea Odufu, 24, a graduate of New York University's Tisch School of the Arts.
|
|
The Talk co-host went on to explain that it's different for everybody and that some "people's bone structure" don't respond well to the procedure.
|
|
But she had been a handsome woman, with her pronounced Donegal bone structure, glossy black hair always shellacked into a crown of neat ebony rosettes.
|
|
The Talk co-host went on to explain that it's different for everybody and that some "people's bone structure" doesn't respond well to the procedure.
|
|
"A haircut can definitely not only affect a person's face, but also enhance a person's bone structure," says Hansen Liu, a stylist at Marie Robinson Salon.
|
|
Lara might have the bone structure of a bonafide super star, but if the makeup here is courtesy of Patrick Starrr, then he is the real MVP.
|
|
Excitingly, however, this new study shows that dinosaurs were actually flying 150 million years ago, and likely even earlier, given Archaeopteryx's highly developed wings and bone structure.
|
|
The set began with "East Coast Andy," a shuffling composition by the baritone saxophonist Leigh Pilzer, with a Count Basie bone structure and a Bob Brookmeyer musculature.
|
|
In December 2019, Amazon patented technology that would allow the company to identify individuals via their handprint, by detecting unique identifiers like wrinkles, creases, and bone structure.
|
|
"Depending on bone structure, muscle mass, and genetics, a range for healthy women of 5 feet could be anywhere from the low 90s to the 120s," Cohn says.
|
|
Even though they are little and not babies, you can start to see bone structure in their face and them paying more attention to their friends than you.
|
|
For around 130 years, scientists have divided dinosaurs into two major groups (called "clades"), based in large part on their bone structure, especially the shape of their hips.
|
|
All purely decorative, the bronze curtain-wall of I-Beams, mullions, and spandrels accentuate the building's handsome bone structure, and produce a provocative cadence of umbra and penumbra.
|
|
While there's no good evidence that extra vitamin C can prevent a cold, it does help our bodies absorb iron, maintain bone structure, and keep up immune functions.
|
|
Their cultlike adversaries, on the other hand, rarely breach toxic-rich-kid stereotypes: obsessively groomed, suit-wearing martinets with perfect bone structure and an affinity for branding irons.
|
|
In January 2018, a team from London used AR during reconstructive leg surgery, allowing physicians to see the patient's bone structure and vital blood vessels during the surgery.
|
|
If you can tear your eyes away from Hemsworth's bicep and outstanding bone structure, you'll see the picture's nothing out of the ordinary, unless you count Hopkins' Asgardian beard.
|
|
It comes with appreciating her bone structure and natural hair texture, both of which bake into his signature look: polished, sexy, low-maintenance, and above all else, très chic.
|
|
Some advantages, such as their bigger bone structure, greater lung capacity, and larger heart size remain, says Alison Heather, a physiologist at the University of Otago in New Zealand.
|
|
There are some people who have an apple cheek (when the front is bigger) and there's some people who have more bone structure that goes all the way back.
|
|
For example, the reason they can hover is because their unique bone structure allows them to create lift on the upswing, as well as the downswing of their wings.
|
|
But because the now-extinct dinosaur featured a bone structure not seen in modern birds, the authors of the new study aren't sure what Archaeopteryx's flying style actually looked like.
|
|
But just because they've inherited their mom's iconic bone structure doesn't mean these young ladies have always felt confident enough to pose in a two-piece for a major magazine.
|
|
These include nesting behavior, brain and bone structure, and the feathers that started as rude, spiky projections and developed into the sleek shaft-and-filament feather of the modern bird.
|
|
A detailed analysis of this specimen's anatomy and bone structure suggests it was about eight years old when it died, most likely a young adult who hadn't yet reached full maturity.
|
|
She did this sleek ponytail that really enhanced her bone structure, and once I got old enough to wear extensions, I would beg her to do my hair the same way.
|
|
The facade's unusual perforated stone screen wraps the main building's exterior and is supported by an aluminum curtain wall — Ms. Lin said it was inspired by microscopic views of bone structure.
|
|
After a childhood of training, the teenage Belles are introduced to upper-class society and tasked with transforming the hair, skin and bone structure of the race-fluid rich and royal.
|
|
As Gregory Arlt, MAC's director of makeup artistry explains, highlighting is a way to make a complexion look "hyper-real," illuminating skin to bring out bone structure and create that dewy effect.
|
|
Instead of pursuing a form that looked more like a bone structure, they settled on something that looks like two billowing sheets of fabric connected by organic curves of 23D-printed steel.
|
|
Bone structure is also more important in these games, which gives anyone who develops a stronger skeleton at puberty a permanent advantage, regardless of how much hormone therapy they later go through.
|
|
Maybe you're one of those perfect-bone-structure dudes whose face looks so carved-by-the-gods handsome that it genuinely lights up someone's day, a cheekbone-sharp tonic to life's ills.
|
|
Parabon has taken this approach even further: As well as offering a genealogy service, it makes facial reconstructions from crime scene DNA, predicting skin tone, bone structure, hair and eye color, and more.
|
|
It explains that whether or not a woman has a thigh gap—so that when she stands with her feet together, her tights do not touch—depends on her bone structure, not fat.
|
|
Lead continues to cripple children's physical and cognitive development, wreak havoc on the human heart and circulatory system of an untold number of adults, and destroy the bone structure and memories of seniors.
|
|
Lithe and leggy patients with good bone structure populate his waiting room and the feed of his Instagram account, which lists him as the official dentist to a gaggle of prominent modeling agencies.
|
|
Ranging in size from a tiny Maltese to a giant St. Bernard, and showing myriad differences in coats, snouts, ears, tails and bone structure, dogs might not always appear to belong to one species.
|
|
The main flaw: It's an indirect measure of body fat that doesn't take into account important details about age, sex, bone structure, and fat distribution, one study in the International Journal of Obesity explained.
|
|
Analysts are already projecting Inflatable Tube Man to be a lottery pick in next year's NBA Draft, though his lack of legs and bone structure will quickly play to his disadvantage in the pros.
|
|
The more pressing question, however, is how much further human beings can push such records, given the limitations imposed by bone structure as well as concerns for the health and safety of the lifters.
|
|
At 21998, with vulpine bone structure and perennially-furrowed brow, he has one of those faces that was born fully adult; like Suggs or Anthony Hopkins, he will never look like a young person.
|
|
The moment in question is when a plaid-clad creep named Donnie (Toby Levins) attempts to sexually assault Siren's titular mermaid, Ryn (Eline Powell, whose bone structure was made for this role), in his truck.
|
|
Rochelle adds, Narwhal's been checked by a vet and she's been told there is no reason to remove the tail -- it doesn't wag and has no bone structure -- so it would be a cosmetic surgery.
|
|
"We are learning that the bone structure of the face is more important than we ever knew before," Dr. White said, citing a 2017 study of facial skeletal aging published in JAMA Facial Plastic Surgery.
|
|
Each is the kind of player whose presence is reason enough to go see a gig: They can hold an entire band together, then throw its bone structure apart with a flick of the wrist.
|
|
At the time of the bronzes' creation, many anthropologists believed that the world's people could be divided into distinct racial types, whose visible differences in skin tone, hair texture and bone structure explained differences in behavior.
|
|
As a foil to Lara Jean, Peter has all the traditional trappings of a movie love interest: He's a popular lacrosse player with the speech affectations of Mark Ruffalo and the bone structure of Jake Ryan.
|
|
Its main flaw is that it's an indirect measure of body fat that doesn't take into account important details about age, sex, bone structure, and fat distribution, one study in the International Journal of Obesity explained.
|
|
Breeders need to get the highest price possible for a yearling, so in addition to corrective surgery to fix defective legs, they use steroids to add bulk and sheen, and bisphosphonates to stabilize the bone structure.
|
|
The Photoshop comparison seems apt – the MIT team behind it tested it out with non-designers, providing three different objects for them to make, including a there and wheel combo, a teddy bear and the bone structure.
|
|
On the podium, the superb bone structure of his handsome brow was intact; a tuxedo pulled in the belly; his movements were not as fluent as earlier—he used his fists more—but he was completely in command.
|
|
There's a girl, and a boy—both tanned, and sporting the sort of bone structure you'd take 45 minutes sellotaping your face to the back of head to get anywhere close to—and their world is falling apart.
|
|
Credit the rise of videoconferencing and social media for the new focus among women on their jawlines, long a key structural feature for men (as a sign of masculinity) and models (who rely on bone structure to be photogenic).
|
|
Through analysis the impact of maturation in the presence naturally occurring androgens as the level necessary for male development, significant advantages are had, including but not limited to increased body and muscle mass, bone density, bone structure, and connective tissue.
|
|
But if you're Kaia Gerber, the model and heir to Cindy Crawford's enviable bone structure, then you're probably too busy booking major campaigns for jewelry brand Chrome Hearts to pay too much attention to any of that regular teen drama.
|
|
"I knew a classic french twist on Lily would draw comparisons to Audrey Hepburn so to modernize the look, I made the fringe so it highlighted her bone structure and elongated her face as opposed to softening it," she added.
|
|
These performance-enhancing polymorphisms – PEPs – can affect height, blood flow, metabolic efficiency, muscle mass, muscle fibers, bone structure, pain threshold, fatigue resistance, power, speed, endurance, susceptibility to injury, psychological aptitude, and respiratory and cardiac functions, to name just a few.
|
|
Unsubtle makeup accented faces that — in their striking rhymes of Benin bone structure and Kerala hair — suggested something of the complex past that had given Trinidad's people a particular beauty not unlike that of the creole superstar about to perform.
|
|
Supergirl is flying over to The CW after a freshman run on CBS, and in Season 2, we'll see Kara (Melissa Benoist) joining forces with her cousin, Superman (Tyler Hoechlin), to prove that great bone structure and aerodynamics run in the family.
|
|
" After evening out the star's complexion with Willa Perfecting Skin Tint in Linen, Maulawizada gave Chastain a subtle flush with Dior DiorSkin Rosy Glow and swept on Chanel Camelia de Plumes Highlighting Powder on the cheekbones to "emphasize her amazing bone structure.
|
|
"The soft close automatic mechanism and motor pulled the driver's door firmly, and not 'so softly' pulverized the bone structure, and crushed the flesh, nerves, blood vessels, tendons, and musculature of the distal portion of [Levy]'s right thumb," the lawsuit reads.
|
|
"Although she has a slightly androgynous look from sort of a fashion-model point of view, Tilda's got a very feminine bone structure," said Coulier, who thickened Swinton's neck with prosthetics and built her jaw out to look heavier and more masculine.
|
|
New research published today in Nature Communications is the first to show that Archaeopteryx (pronounced "ar-kee-op-ter-icks") had the physical attributes and bone structure required for active flight, and that this animal was meant to fly, albeit in bursts over short distances.
|
|
In the final analysis, the researchers concluded that Archaeopteryx exhibited a physical architecture and bone-structure consistent with the capacity for flight, and that these traits most closely matched living birds who use their wings to fly short distances in bursts, such as pheasants.
|
|
I'd watched The OC and Gilmore Girls just like everyone else, and while they were shows aimed at teens, they were rich, American teens who never had a hair out of place and were usually portrayed by actors in their twenties with piercing bone structure.
|
|
"Identifying an ideal match for a face transplant donor is a precise and often arduous task, requiring a blood, antibody, skin tone, hair color, and facial bone structure match," Dr. Eduardo Rodriguez, director of the Face Transplant Program at NYU Langone Health, told BuzzFeed News.
|
|
According to Gilbert Soliz, global makeup artist for Marc Jacobs Beauty, when you start from the temples, you ensure that too much color doesn't end up concentrated on the fullest part of your cheeks — everything gets evenly dispersed and follows the natural bone structure. Genius.
|
|
I'd watched The OC and Gilmore Girls just like everyone else, and while they were shows aimed at teens, they were rich, American teens who never had a hair out of place and were usually portrayed by actors in their twenties with piercing bone structure.
|
|
This season she took a long view (literally: of the earth from above), twining iridescent vines, draping perforated leather and liquid fabric bonded to Mylar into cloudlike gowns, picking out new bone structure in parametric patterns, all within a frame of an almost medieval silhouette.
|
|
Let's be real — anyone with eyes could tell that the power-hungry, world-conquering Viridian was definitely not the light (come on, he has a jawline so sharp it could hurt people, naturally a man with that kind of bone structure is the bad guy).
|
|
Analysis of the Dikika child's foot suggests the infant already possessed the bone structure required for standing and walking—a conclusion consistent with what anthropologists have already learned from footprints found in Laetoli, Tanzania, and from the Lucy fossil, an adult A. afarensis found at Hadar, Ethiopia.
|
|
"To all of you out there who are still struggling, know that you're more than a number and that having a thigh gap is irrelevant (and physically impossible for some people's bone structure), but most importantly that you are not alone and are loved," she wrote.
|
|
He asked for Doc's medical file and then found Dr. Hirsch, who had pioneered virtual surgical planning and the use of precise three-dimensional models of a patient's current and reconstructed bone structure to design custom titanium plates — technology that was not available when Doc was shot.
|
|
And not only does Laney obviously fit into conventional beauty standards from the start (shocker, glasses can't hide perfect bone structure), the idea that she somehow has to change who she is to become a better person/woman/love interest feels so passé in our current culture of self-acceptance.
|
|
Which is why if you brought me into a cosmetics lab and asked me to design my dream product (a magical, fountain-of-youth cream that gives me the texture of a toddler and the bone structure of Natasha Poly), I'd spend all of 20 seconds on the packaging aspect.
|
|
He went on Never Mind the Buzzcocks, and then he walked off Never Mind the Buzzcocks after Simon Amstell rinsed him one too many times, leaving a gap on Phil Jupitus' team that would be filled by a well driller called Ed from the audience with a vaguely similar bone structure.
|
|
" There is solid beauty advice as well: "A layer of glitter or highlighter dusted over your cheeks can serve double duty, showing off your glorious bone structure while simultaneously providing a helpful way to determine which side of your bandanna was in contact with your face and which side is saturated in tear gas particulate.
|
|
The specimen was discovered by Paul de la Salle, a fossil collector and a co-author of the new study, who found it on a beach at Lilstock, Somerset, UK. He thought it was just a piece of rock at first, but on closer inspection he saw what appeared to be a groove and bone structure, possibly from the jaw of an ichthyosaur.
|
|