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square-jawed

ADJECTIVE
  1. having a relatively square jaw

How To Use square-jawed In A Sentence

  • How would you not know a member of your family?" asked the film's square-jawed producer, Dimitri Doganis , at a celebratory dinner at 350 Main. Scrounging for Swedish Fish at Sundance
  • Square-jawed, with gleaming gnashers, Knoxville looks as if he might be computer-generated, like he might occasionally whimper: ‘Not the face!’
  • Tall, square-jawed and handsome, this young actor is Hollywood's ideal of manhood.
  • He's lanky, square-jawed, jug-eared, attractive in a nerdy way.
  • By the time he was 25, he was square-jawed and steely-eyed, full of unrepentant rage and muscle. Globe and Mail
  • The hero, Thomas Irwin Morrison, square-jawed, straight-backed, irresistibly perfect, trespassing in their profession, threatening the ambition they had schemed and sacrificed all their adult lives to achieve. O: A Presidential Novel
  • For the individuals that live here that can't afford cable - and there's a lot of them - you can watch and get the news," says Patty Fraser, a local resident who likes watching CHCH's personalities, including tanned and square-jawed "weathercaster" Matt Hayes, a "constant Hamilton man. The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed
  • Tired of playing the square-jawed hero, we sought out more challenging roles.
  • Each of the square-jawed songs is followed by a brief, nearly arhythmic interlude of sounds from often unrecognizable sources. Globe and Mail
  • Some nine thousand years ago or more, certain long-headed, square-jawed, short-limbed, but agile hunters and fishermen, whom we call Neolithic Man, established themselves in Scotland. The Outline of Science, Vol. 1 (of 4) A Plain Story Simply Told
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