| Fragile and volatile, Oswaldo is a thirtyish unemployed Nuyorican with tats and black hair in a Caesar cut. |
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| Shaggy-haired London layabout Chris Waitt – thirtyish, single, no visible means of support – ponders his most recent break-up and decides to make a film about his serial failures as a boyfriend. |
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| Only the bumbling, overweight, thirtyish, stay-at-home Martin Kinney could have mistakenly flubbed his dying father's request with such gusto. |
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| Dressed in a button-up wool jacket, she has shoulder-length hair with strait-cut bangs and appears twenty-something, thirtyish at best. |
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| Anthony was a philosophy lecturer, thirtyish, an atheist, convinced, certain. |
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