Aquiline

The artist skillfully captured the aquiline features of the eagle in his painting.

The plastic surgeon suggested reshaping the patient's aquiline nose for better facial symmetry.

The national emblem of the United States features an aquiline bird.

The bird of prey had an aquiline beak that could easily tear through its prey.

The actor's aquiline voice added gravitas to his dramatic performance.

The aquiline hue of the ocean looked inviting, but the dangerous undercurrents were not.

The ancient sculpture featured an aquiline eagle's head on a human body.

The aquiline shape of the clouds resembled an eagle soaring in the sky.

She recognized him by his aquiline profile, even from a distance.

The airplane's aquiline wings helped it glide smoothly through the air.

The CEO's aquiline demeanor intimidated his employees.

The statue's aquiline features gave it a regal appearance.

The detective noticed the suspect's aquiline nose and added it to the description.

The birdwatcher used an aquiline identification guide to distinguish between different types of eagles.

The pilot wore an aquiline expression as he landed the plane in turbulent weather.

His aquiline features made him appear unapproachable.

The teacher's aquiline stare silenced the entire classroom.

The politician's aquiline features gave him an air of authority and gravitas.

The eagle's aquiline beak allowed it to easily tear into its prey.

The old man's aquiline nose was a testament to his long life and experiences.

The aquiline scream of the eagle echoed through the mountains.

Her aquiline voice intimidated the students in the classroom.

The aquiline sky painted a serene background for the hot air balloon ride.

The director's aquiline instructions were crucial for the success of the movie.

The aquiline wallpaper matched the vintage couch in the living room.

The villain in the story had an aquiline nose that made him look even more menacing.

The artist's aquiline perception of color allowed her to create vivid, striking paintings.

The politician's aquiline speech was met with mixed reactions from the audience.

The artist used an aquiline stroke to add depth to the painting.

The historian described the conqueror's aquiline nose as a symbol of his strength and determination.

The detective had an aquiline instinct for sniffing out lies in witness testimony.

The doctor explained that an aquiline nose can sometimes cause breathing difficulties.

His aquiline nose was inherited from his grandfather.

The teacher explained to the students that an aquiline nose can be an inherited trait.

The singer's performance had an aquiline quality to it, soaring high and strong.

The aquiline shape of the constellation Aquila can be seen in the night sky.

The CEO's aquiline intellect allowed him to quickly identify the strengths and weaknesses of his company.

The aquiline features of the statue of Zeus at Olympia give it an imposing presence.

The fashion designer created a stunning aquiline neckline on the evening gown.

The bridge's aquiline arches made it a remarkable piece of engineering.

The hiker followed the aquiline trail through the mountains.

The detective noticed the aquiline nose on the suspect's face, matching the witness description.

The river flowed through the aquiline valley, creating a beautiful landscape.

His aquiline nose and sharp eyes made him look like an eagle himself.

The detective noticed the suspect's aquiline nose and remembered seeing him at the crime scene.

Her aquiline perception of the situation made her realize that something was not right.

The eagle's aquiline beak was perfectly adapted for catching fish.

The photographer captured an incredible image of an aquiline eagle in flight.

The bird's aquiline beak was perfectly adapted for catching fish in the lake.

The company's logo features an aquiline design that signifies strength and freedom.