benevolent-looking

At the same time, Effie's accounts of some of the notabilities she runs up against—Pope Pius IX is described as "a very nice, benevolent-looking old gentleman"—are not always terribly revealing.

A Far From Model Marriage D.J. Taylor 2011

At the same time, Effie's accounts of some of the notabilities she runs up against—Pope Pius IX is described as "a very nice, benevolent-looking old gentleman"—are not always terribly revealing.

A Far From Model Marriage D.J. Taylor 2011

The mixed-media piece features the face-to-face profiles of a small sea turtle and a benevolent-looking dolphin set against sparkling waves of green-tinged blue.

Nature's Artist: Alan Vazquez 2007

The mixed-media piece features the face-to-face profiles of a small sea turtle and a benevolent-looking dolphin set against sparkling waves of green-tinged blue.

Nature's Artist: Alan Vazquez 2007

I see again the benevolent-looking old gentleman in gold spectacles who stopped and spoke to me — prodding me first with his umbrella.

The Door in the Wall, and other stories Herbert George 2006

Already seated at the table was the Medium, Chaffery, a benevolent-looking, faintly shabby gentleman with bushy iron-grey side-whiskers, a wide, thin-lipped mouth tucked in at the corners, and a chin like the toe of a boot.

Love and Mr Lewisham Herbert George 2004

London to Euston Square at half past seven in the evening, put her in charge of a benevolent-looking, fat old man, saw that a letter to Geraldine was pinned to her stays, and returned home, exhausted, triumphant, yet, as happens often with the devotees of Mudieism, a prey to secret misgivings.

The Common Reader, Second Series 2004

She was quiet, and had a benevolent-looking smile while she worked.

Small Consolation 1997

Here a benevolent-looking little man with a large nose, took off his hat.

A Love Story A Bushman

He looked sixty years of age, or perhaps somewhat older, and had one of the most benevolent-looking faces I had ever seen.

Chatterbox, 1905. Various