| Their final powerful lines reduced to lineaments around the eyes. |
| These conductors then show up as thin lineaments on the geophysical maps, which correspond to water-bearing fractures in the bedrock. |
| Two pluri-kilometric gold anomalies in lake sediments occur on the property along NW-SE geophysical lineaments. |
| He was no doubt capable of bringing it off, what with his fine-drawn lineaments, his wounded dancer's grace, his streak of flamboyance. |
| Interpretation from the detailed magnetic survey also shows very interesting geological features such as major faults, structures and lineaments. |
| The intensity of sentiment in these faces is like a disease, sharpening the lineaments and discoloring the blood, and putting all the suffering languidness of fever into the eyes. |
