Yet he is beautiful, in his way, tall and broad-shouldered.
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Motoko herself is tall and broad-shouldered, with brilliant blue eyes.
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He is more commonly known as Plato, which means 'broad-shouldered.
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He is tall and broad-shouldered and looks like John Wayne.
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Big, small, short, tall, pregnant, broad-shouldered, narrow-hipped and everything else.
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Smith is short and broad-shouldered, with a mechanic's scraped-up knuckles.
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When women began working again in the 80s, the broad-shouldered look returned.
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He was handsome, tall and broad shouldered with menacing black eyes (that helped).
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He's a little over six feet tall and broad-shouldered, maybe 180 pounds.
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Shoulder rubs and broad shoulders One favorite campaign trail line of Pence's while he stumped for Trump in fall 2016 was that Trump himself was "broad-shouldered," or that he would provide "broad-shouldered American strength" on the world stage.
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They had depths beyond what I could see from their suddenly broad-shouldered exteriors.
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" He went on to again describe his running mate as "a broad-shouldered leader.
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Even our broad-shouldered Hispanic server has waited tables here for over a decade.
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The league has gone from valuing broad-shouldered, bigger players to emphasizing smaller, speedier types.
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He hadn't lost his lean, broad-shouldered look, though he now had a laborer's hands.
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He was barrel-chested and broad-shouldered, and looked to be in his mid-80s.
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The new kind of idealized body—no longer the flat-chested broad shouldered swimmers—was waifish.
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He's a former policeman, a broad-shouldered man with a growling voice and a crushing handshake.
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Sam, a tall, broad-shouldered man with a shaved head and a square jaw, was intimidating.
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Even Trump's running mate, Mike Pence, has repeatedly used the phrase "broad-shouldered" to describe Trump.
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Tough, bright and broad-shouldered, Murphy hid her secret queer self underneath her straight single mom persona.
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Broad-shouldered men with strapping muscles from digging and hauling rocks wilted into bony, hollow-cheeked starvelings.
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The Rodriguez family JoAnna's dad, Jesus Rodriguez, is a broad-shouldered mechanic with a soft, raspy voice.
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Hamer was a Texas Ranger and the very emblem of the tall, broad-shouldered, straight-shooting lawman.
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"He has this big, broad-shouldered look," said one bride, the owner of an English bulldog, above.
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I have a classically beautiful face but will never pull off clothes like my broad-shouldered sister.
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Market Report Prada's recent men's wear show featured broad-shouldered jackets, jumpsuits — and really really short shorts.
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A broad-shouldered, muscular figure who walked the fairways briskly, Ford became one of golf's fastest players.
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The broad-shouldered 30-year-old with 10-years of experience in law enforcement goes right to work.
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A broad-shouldered 6-63, Stewart has the talent to be a first- or second team All-American.
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That meant forging a broad-shouldered alliance based on democracy, the rule of law and an open economy.
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The front row was reserved for TV correspondents—Kristen Welker, of NBC News, and five broad-shouldered men.
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Some think that Plato was so called because he was broad-shouldered because of his prowess in wrestling.
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Sixteen years after the St. Joseph's case, he remained a formidable presence, big and broad-shouldered, polite but unsmiling.
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Tall and broad-shouldered, his formidable physique seemed more fitting for a retired hurler than an artistically-inclined academic.
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Maltese, who is broad-shouldered and gregarious, had diagrammed some of the essential facts of DACA on the board.
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García is the savvy local, quiet and watchful, with a broad-shouldered frame and a good head for numbers.
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Broad-shouldered and heavily muscled, Lieutenant Pacha shouted at the suspect to halt, but instead the man started running.
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Williams was short and broad-shouldered, with the peculiar quality denoted, perhaps with a smidgen of hyperbole, by his nickname.
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He's broad-shouldered, with dark hair, casually well put together that day in a white dress shirt and knit vest.
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Peterson paints flat, broad shouldered characters in a style similar to the vase paintings of classical Greek and Roman antiquity.
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Yet when the music heated up, the tall, broad-shouldered Mr. Matsuev played with overbearing power and brutally harsh sound.
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Among the grieving were broad-shouldered football players, who lost teammates, a popular assistant coach and the school's athletic director.
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Mohammad Ashraf Bhat, tall and broad-shouldered, said he could not fault his son for trying to protect Mr. Ganai.
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Buckled into a brown dress, hair wrenched into a bun, his "Trunch" was shrill-voiced, broad-shouldered and twinkle-toed.
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Tall, broad-shouldered, and dimple-cheeked, Ikuenobe spent his free time playing football or attending activities organized by his local church.
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I have already chosen a side on this debate, considering which of these two broad-shouldered public servants got more descriptors.
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He was a fast, agile, broad-shouldered man who had little problem competing with players who were much younger than him.
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Jones brings a broad-shouldered robustness to Lister's physicality; she doesn't just walk through town, she bounds, she trots, she stomps.
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Byrnes was a broad-shouldered bollard of a man, with a cigar forever pointing in accusation from beneath his walrus mustache.
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For several minutes, Nicklaus looked on, spellbound, as the broad-shouldered man with the big hands beat one ball after another.
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Turning to my right, I saw a tall, broad-shouldered man with a mass of crinkly hair looking curious and amused.
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Mr. Firth, who is most often associated with the role, is broad-shouldered, with short, dark curls framing a square jaw.
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Her broad-shouldered physique and muscular legs — traditional among European dancers but no longer so at City Ballet — made her controversial.
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The Abdallah cousins, tall, broad shouldered men with scruffy beards that hide their necks, settle into a chair, one after the other.
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Broad-shouldered and imposing, with a fluffy white beard and a round belly, he resembles a cross between Darwin and Santa Claus.
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Instead, we wear blazers, shirts, ties, and pants that are pre-designed to make us appear taller, trimmer, and more broad-shouldered.
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Euphoria's juxtaposition of Cal's imposing broad-shouldered body and Jules' lithe build visually indexes what makes male full frontal nudity feel so aggressive.
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He was very tall and broad-shouldered, with graying blond hair gone shaggy over his ears, and he vibrated with pocket-jangling energy.
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Oset is a big, broad-shouldered, blue-eyed man, and he wore a vest of high-visibility chartreuse over a blue T-shirt.
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On Friday, a half-dozen broad-shouldered men in dark suits ushered their friend and comrade's body into a church for his funeral.
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He was a character right out of "The Front Page," a broad-shouldered man with a big stomach that looked soft but wasn't.
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During one such occasion, he became friends with director John Ford, who saw something special in this broad-shouldered and stoic prop runner.
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But if you're asking me if I've really seen a broad-shouldered woman with wild hair, then I guess the answer is yes.
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Russell Janzen, a tall, broad-shouldered dancer known for his élan, was named a principal dancer at New York City Ballet on Sunday.
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Here resembling a seated frog, a bulging-eyed, broad-shouldered combination of man and animal is emblematic of both power and utter ignominy.
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In 1956, a broad-shouldered Elvis Presley became a phenomenon when he humped the air while singing "Hound Dog" on the Milton Berle Show.
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Sewell, a physician, was thirty-four years old, six feet four inches tall, and broad-shouldered, with an earnest smile and barely perceptible dimples.
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At precisely that moment, a tall and broad-shouldered man in a blue blazer and checkered pants emerged in the back of the sanctuary.
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There are many ways to be a man, of course, but the broad-shouldered Mr. Tang has a particular kind of man in mind.
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He was tall and middle-aged, with receding, carefully coifed gray hair, and always dressed in a full-length, broad-shouldered, raccoon fur coat.
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In one widely shared photograph, a waif of a girl was pictured being carried by a broad-shouldered Nigerian soldier to a waiting army aircraft.
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There are fire-breathing dragons, broad-shouldered dudes holding broad swords, and mysterious women you wouldn't be surprised to see at Melisandre's next family reunion.
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Tall and broad-shouldered, when he visits Nya at work he looms over her as she stands downstage center; she seems diminished in his presence.
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He moved another chair into the sun for Jeff, who arrived a minute later, broad-shouldered in a short-sleeved shirt and wearing stylish sneakers.
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Sergeant Simons, judging from photographs, must have been a commanding presence: tall and broad-shouldered in full uniform, a paratrooper's cap above wire-rimmed glasses.
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In these instances, when I'm standing in the street or in the dirt as a white woman strides past, broad-shouldered and blissful, I turn furious.
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Klein's fellow expat John Abbey plays the title character, a square-jawed, broad-shouldered, POC-harassing sheriff by day and also a POC-harassing superhero by night.
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Broad-shouldered and barrel-chested, he lumbers around the set (of grand scale and authentic detail, designed by Allen Moyer) with the authority of a Great Man.
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Said to have weighed 210 lbs at birth, the Carnera family soon realized the potential of their broad-shouldered son—both as a laborer and a local attraction.
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I'm a tall and broad-shouldered young man, and what I'd told Tova about Khirbet Zatar, about the machine-gun post and the commendation, had definitely fascinated her.
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"Donald Trump is going to provide the kind of broad-shouldered American leadership on the world stage that I think will make the world a more stable place."
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It's as though Lanthimos is mocking the entire enterprise of square-jawed, broad-shouldered assuredness — arguably on its own worth the price of admission and squeam-inducing bloodshed.
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He was, as he often is, the tallest person present, straight-backed and broad-shouldered but still dainty in manner, with unblinking brown eyes that seem to notice everything.
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Keown, broad-shouldered and red-headed, said he was looking for a kind of debate that would involve more people—he wanted to get more inmates onto the team.
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"Is this the Oxbow man right here?" began Greg Richard, a broad shouldered Black man in a leather New York Jets jacket, directing the question at the forum's moderator.
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Six-foot-three and broad-shouldered, she said it would have been pretty obvious to the 1,700 soldiers she treated that she was transgender, but it was never a problem.
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Still, you could see the two sisters' close likeness: they were big and broad-shouldered like their father, with forthright, open pink faces, long, flat cheeks, an obstinate, set jaw.
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Mr. Mushaddeq, 72, a broad-shouldered man with gray eyes and a gift for gab, discussed his journey from badminton coach to controversial prophet in a jailhouse interview in January.
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Tall and broad-shouldered, Will has a domed forehead, hooded eyes that often wear a deceptively sleepy expression, a closely cropped beard, and a tendency to mumble when he talks.
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He looks skinnier than in recent pictures, and he wears a vague smile across his face, perhaps at the recommendation of his lawyer, a broad-shouldered man named Joe Conway.
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Hard to miss, Mr. Cholmondeley was 6-foot-6, broad-shouldered, strong-jawed and often dressed in linen suits and cowboy boots; sometimes he wore a cravat tucked in his collar.
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Obama has been building on this latest bit of psy-ops over the past week, with a combination of infantilization and emasculation that contrasts with the "broad-shouldered" imagery that Gov.
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The strapping, broad-shouldered modern strawberry that Driscoll's exemplifies is the product of a cross between a Virginian male and a Chilean female that took place in France in the eighteenth century.
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Because of the Phalaenopsis's clean, modern, broad-shouldered success, everyone is now trying their hands at orchids, losing their home-gardeners' fears as orchids lose their stigma as tricky plants to cultivate.
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He sported a white-tinged beard and was a plumper, older, slightly more tired version of the broad-shouldered, clean-shaven man whose portrait hangs virtually everywhere here, from hotels to supermarkets.
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He has also expressed interest in replacing Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin with Pete Hegseth, the broad-shouldered weekend host of "Fox and Friends" who the President speaks with by phone regularly.
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Extraordinarily tall for my age (4-foot-11 in the first grade) and broad-shouldered, I might have excelled at contact sports but I wasn't built for the ballet I longed to do.
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Among the most steadfast was Clara Bell Walsh, a broad-shouldered horsewoman who claimed to have arrived when the hotel opened in 1907 and who remained until her death a half-century later.
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At the foot of the stairs, you see your first bunny, a broad-shouldered, bleach-blond woman with tanned, muscular arms and an extraordinarily, in fact bizarrely, thin waist cinched into her black satin bunny bodice.
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East Meadow, N.Y. — Dan Lasko, a broad-shouldered former Marine wearing green-trimmed blue swim goggles, emerged from the locker room at Nassau County Aquatic Center, ready to hit the pool with a brand new leg.
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For another, they're capable of differentiating between the designated leader—often a broad-shouldered white guy with a power tie and a corner office—and the actual, "emergent" leaders around whom, at particular moments, events coalesce.
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Before long, it became clear why he had joined the students in conversation: to hit on Holden, who is tall and broad-shouldered and has big, protruding ears that add to an aura of youthful affability.
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"Corpses in Regalia" turns into something like punk-funk as Mr. Casey snarls at corporations and the superrich — "Decent folk don't live that good" — with a broad-shouldered bass line strafed by bursts of frantic guitar tremolo.
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Incidentally, being 175 pounds and a really broad-shouldered ex-wrestler—where being shorter and stronger than my opponent gave me an edge—doesn't in turn make me an easy fit for buying a suit off the rack.
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PUGLIA, Italy (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Baah, a tall, broad-shouldered Ghanaian man, stares through a grimy window, his face a study of disappointment as he watches a chill wind cast ripples over fields of corn in southern Italy.
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An immediate presence: he was tall, lean, and broad-shouldered, with long low-calibre dreads drawn up in a ponytail, gentle-seeming brown eyes, a deep voice, an air of self-containment, and no shortage of self-confidence.
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Unusual among their classmates, four of the five had lined up jobs well before graduation, including a broad-shouldered Iowan named Jeremy Hahn, who will be joining the general counsel's office of a large corporation in Des Moines.
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The broad-shouldered sales manager is standing next to me, beaming as he watches himself—because he's also opposite me, as a hologram on his phone, wearing a Liverpool jersey and bouncing a soccer ball between his knees.
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The British designer Antony Price knew as much when, in the mid-'70s, he dressed both Bryan Ferry and his girlfriend Jerry Hall in broad-shouldered and slinky-hipped ensembles that would come to symbolize glam rock itself.
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Tall and broad-shouldered and straight-spined, he had the gravity well of a small moon all on his own, walking with the slow graceful motion of someone who was used to being watched and did not care.
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Protagonists in hardcore games tend to be muscular, broad-shouldered, alpha male archetypes, fulfilling a fantasy that the player is a strong man who can kill a bunch of enemies single-handedly with a comically oversized, phallic weapon.
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Wu Nengji, a broad shouldered young man sporting an abundant shock of black hair, is arguing with his ex-girlfriend, an attractive girl wearing tall black boots, and her new boyfriend, whose hair is styled in an improbable bouffant.
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Mr. Hause, a broad-shouldered, 25-year-old horticulturist who tills his family's land in the shadow of the snow-capped Rocky Mountains, said he was never particularly interested in politics — that is, until voters legalized cannabis in 2012.
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But if the NFL Draft has to be somewhere, it might as well be in downtown Chicago, amid the antique grandiosity of the Loop's towering and broad-shouldered monuments to the business glory of the first half of the last century.
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So it was moving to hear a white Southern politician — a bluff, broad-shouldered guy who looks like a football coach in an inspirational Hollywood movie — try to see the statues from the perspective of his city's African-American majority.
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As a youth, he was president of his high school class and the broad-shouldered captain of an undefeated football team; in college, he was a well-regarded athlete; in the Navy, he had a 23-year career as a SEAL.
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In just a few weeks, Alec Baldwin will return to Saturday Night Live to host for the 17th time, though he's made waves this season with his ripe parody of Donald Trump, another broad-shouldered New Yorker who also doesn't mince words.
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And, with the help of three body-type styling experts, we're laying out the what-to-wear tips for broad-shouldered pears, petite hourglasses, mommas-to-be, and other women whose figures can't easily be defined with the name of a single fruit.
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The pianist Kenny Barron, a National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master, has a subtly instigative style, full of allusions to the broad-shouldered swing of Oscar Peterson, Hank Jones's eloquent bounce and, from time to time, the tart cubism of Thelonious Monk.
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"By the time we met, he thought that he had prevailed — and he spent as much time as he could with the butterflies he had helped save, a thundering, broad-shouldered man in a cloud of orange and black monarchs," Sieff writes.
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Then it was something I did because coaches wanted me to: I was broad-shouldered and strong and therefore a reliable butterflier, and swim teams are always in need of butterfliers, which is the most show-offy, the least efficient, of the four strokes.
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I once witnessed an altercation between a fellow American—a broad-shouldered body builder—and a slight but unyielding French waitress who said that, under no circumstances, would the bavette steak on the menu be served well-done, no sauce, as Monsieur had requested.
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He is still the NBA's most fearsome force as he comes splashing into the paint, still a marvel in the way he doesn't so much weave through defenses as puncture them, still startling in the way he transitions from barreling broad-shouldered charge to feathery floater.
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Tall and broad-shouldered, Mr. Samson, a former New Jersey attorney general, spoke on Thursday in a soft voice when the judge asked if he understood that he could spend up to two years in prison and that his license to practice law might be affected.
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Blouson satin trousers were tied at the waist with a giant satin rosette (rosettes were everywhere), ends streaming down one side, under a thin knit finished at the wrist and neck with exploding layers of Pierrot ruffles or paired with broad-shouldered mock-Chanel bouclé tweeds.
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Victoria Beckham, for example, who said she had consciously decided to avoid showpieces in favor of "clothes I want to wear now," which meant a combination of the strong (broad-shouldered Holmesian plaid shirting) and the soft (sheer organzas layered atop striped sheaths in minty shades).
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He certainly looks the part: Goldschmidt is every inch his listed six-foot-three, and so broad-shouldered that he seems almost triangular at a distance, all wide torso and vanishing waist, with a thick lower half typical of men in his line of work, which is demolition.
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As you look east from the higher of the two terraces, on the seventh floor, you are confronted with the aggressively large and broad-shouldered dark-glass form of a new 26-story office building at 2nd and Howard streets, designed by Thomas Phifer and leased by LinkedIn.
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Mr. Edgerton, who has made a career out of playing the kind of broad-shouldered, stoic male his homeland has exported to Hollywood since the days of Errol Flynn, might seem the last person to make a film about gay conversion therapy, had he been set in that mold.
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That's the enduring image, the Robinson captured on film at Ebbets Field and fixed in the national imagination: the silent but dynamic hero, broad-shouldered and trim, shattering the color barrier as he ropes another liner, dances off third or hook-slides home in a cloud of dust.
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A lot has been written about female friendships, but nothing drives the point home like seeing Nadine's face when she realizes that the girl she's poured her soul out to since the first day of grade school has slept with her quarterback older brother (a very broad-shouldered Blake Jenner).
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He remade his signature blingtastic bandage dresses, broad-shouldered martinet jackets and "I Dream of Jeannie" pants in silver foil and holographic fabrics; traced motherboard patterns in neon crystal; and otherwise bedazzled the JavaScript in a show so long that watching it was like being caught in an infinite loop.
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"As I'm traveling all over the country, people are coming up to me, they are responding to Donald Trump's broad-shouldered, plain-spoken leadership — that we can make America great again; we can be strong on the world stage; we can have an economy that works for every American," he said.
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And Johnny Coca at Mulberry riffed on workwear — buttoned-up, slightly lumpen, strangely interesting (well, his stylist was Lotta Volkova of Vetements fame) — at his sophomore outing for the brand, notably less tied to British cliché than the first, replete with culottes and slouchy shirting in schoolboy stripes or sparkling paisley, reflective lamé and velvet in traffic-cone-bright colors, and broad-shouldered frocks ready to carry the weight of the world on their ruffles.
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And the small and bullying leader of Russia is now dictating terms to the United States to the point where all the United States of America — the greatest nation on Earth — just withdraws from talks about a cease-fire while Vladimir Putin puts a missile defense system in Syria while he marshals the forces and begins — look, we have got to begin to lean into this with strong, broad-shouldered American leadership.
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Though the comedy is as readily suited to live action, La Cava's animation inflects the film's basic situations with delightful impossibilities, as when a crowd of bibulous patrons 27 suddenly materializes behind, beside, and beneath a broad-shouldered barroom customer; a cantankerous drunkard ties a lamppost into a knot, 28 sending the terrified Rummy scurrying horizontally up a wall; and Harry, under the withering gaze of Rummy's wife, shrinks into his hat.
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There were also slogans on clothing like — "Stop Calling 911 on the Culture," mixed among the men's and women's suiting — broad-shouldered jackets cropped and nipped in at the waist over languid trousers — the long, swishy silk shirts atop skinny pants; quilted satin duvet skirts; and tank dresses encrusted in a micro-mosaic of crystals picking out the portrait of a father cradling his newborn child, all of it imbued with the ease of sweats and the soaring dreams of gospel.
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