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• Coburn looked like a heavy : beady eyes, lantern jaw, simian hairline.
• Liberal Democrat, US senator from Massachusetts, 6-feet-4, black hair, lantern jaw.
• The lantern jaw and broad shoulders don't hurt the overall impression.
• Lantern jaw to dumbbell shoulders, he's chiseled like a model.
• Is it the plastic surgery to his lantern jaw, which he claims was medically necessary?
• Pasdar, despite his lantern jaw, makes a passable woman, but he possesses little gift for eliciting laughs.
• With his lantern jaw and shining eyes, Buzz suggests John Tesh shanghaied by NASA, a victim of his own hype.
• Her huge head with lantern jaw and sloping brow sat atop an unusually short spine that curved and bowed in grotesque fashion.
• Kerry needs to stick out his lantern jaw and proclaim that America will pay any price and bear any burden to defeat terrorism.
• Ron Perlman, with his lantern jaw and simian teeth, doesn't just chew the scenery in this role _ he bites it in half.
• Affleck, a solid character actor, remains a feckless leading man _ and with the lantern jaw and pouty underlip, he's no Errol Flynn, either.
• The grandfatherly president with the lantern jaw and lopsided grin has infused a spirit of tolerance into a government once dominated by the autocratic Chiang.
• By MICKEY HERSKOWITZ c . 2000, Houston Chronicle He was the man with the Dick Tracy hat and lantern jaw, and a starched, straight-as-a-steel-rod image.
• Distinctive for his imposing physical stature, broad mustache and lantern jaw, Tari landed a starring role in the 1976 blaxploitation film " Brotherhood of Death ".
• The grandfatherly president with the lantern jaw and lopsided grin has infused a spirit of tolerance into a government once dominated by the rigid, authoritarian Chiang.
• The monster's distinctive facial features include a prominent lantern jaw, inspired by the fictional tiger Shere Khan from Disney's animated adaptation of " The Jungle Book ".
• Gandolfini has enough presence to hold the screen against Redford, even though his character is a moral midget, looking uncannily like Mussolini in his uniform and jutting lantern jaw.
• He was so much the archetype of the Massachusetts Yankee _ lanky frame, sandy hair, lantern jaw, toothy grin, the whistling S _ that Norman Rockwell painted his portrait.
• Modeled on 1950s-style men's adventure magazines like Argosy, Modern Drunkard is printed on glossy paper and illustrated in pulp-fiction style-- scantily clad babes with dark lipstick, steely-eyed guys with lantern jaws.