coarse-featured

Sold into slavery by her parents as a child of three or four years old, too young for her mother even to have begun binding her feet, Olan had grown up as a kitchen drudge, mute, coarse-featured, big-footed, beaten daily with a leather strap, bullied by the women and ignored by the men of the household as too plain to be worth raping.

PEARL BUCK IN CHINA Hilary Spurling 2010

Sold into slavery by her parents as a child of three or four years old, too young for her mother even to have begun binding her feet, Olan had grown up as a kitchen drudge, mute, coarse-featured, big-footed, beaten daily with a leather strap, bullied by the women and ignored by the men of the household as too plain to be worth raping.

PEARL BUCK IN CHINA Hilary Spurling 2010

“A robust, jovial, coarse-featured, self-confident man of convivial habits and flamboyant tastes, Curtis was a constant target of whig and radical cartoonists” (Oxford DNB).

New Letters from Charles Brown to Joseph Severn 2007

It was the body of a large and coarse-featured man, but wasted and shrunk as if by famine to a very skeleton.

Westward Ho! 2007

He had curly black hair that made Tess think of the darkest Concord grapes and a heavy coarse-featured face that was too florid for him ever to progress to the more mainstream news shows.

In a Strange City Lippman, Laura, 1959- 2001

CordweU, a thickset, coarse-featured man in his early fifties, was at an antique mahogany desk, its green leather top scarred with cigarette burns.

Hard Frost Wingfield, R. D. 1995

I did not know, of course, but I suspected she might have been coarse-featured, or homely.

Dancer Of Gor Norman, John, 1931- 1986

Her coarse-featured, heavy fare, surrounded by a broad, muslin cap frill, that nearly covered her harsh yellow hair, was lighted up by a pair of small gray eyes, expressing a mixture of cunning and curiosity.

Adèle Dubois A Story of the Lovely Miramichi Valley in New Brunswick Mrs. William T. Savage

She is now about fifty years of age (it is no crime to speak of the age of a woman of her genius), a large, masculine, coarse-featured woman, but with fine eyes, and open, easy, frank, and hearty in her manner to friends.

The Magnificent Montez From Courtesan to Convert Horace Wyndham

He is a tall, large, coarse-featured, but well-proportioned man, with black hair, inclining to curl, dark complexion, and very black eyes.

The Continental Monthly, Vol. 5, No. 1, January, 1864 Various