Lineaments [noun]

Every lineament of her beautiful features was tattooed indelibly on his memory; he knew she would haunt him forever.

What he did there is unknown, but when he issued forth his face was hard set, every lineament bearing the stamp of resolution.

It was not the living, laughing girl whom she had known—the stamp of death was set upon every fair lineament.

The old Indian looked silently at him for a moment, some mysterious, all-absorbing joy revealed in every lineament of his face.

Her face speaks in every lineament; theirs are rouged and wrinkled masks.

For him each lineament of nature is a revelation, each feature a symbol.

I should not have recognised him had we met in the streets, so altered was every lineament.

Youth, health, hope spake in every lineament of his face and brightened every glance of his wide-awake eye.

I should laugh to see every lineament "going ahead," and art "non compos."

Lyon Berners could only gaze on her with infinite compassion, expressed in every lineament of his eloquent countenance.