Meanings of bodily appearance in English

The methods of the two men were as diverse as their bodily appearance.

More nervous than sanguine, Cristophe's bodily appearance was thin and threadlike, but wiry.

What a contrast in bodily appearance those two English men of genius present!

For the rest, his bodily appearance and build favored his mother's race more than his father's.

The bodily appearance of the Tinguian and Bontoc Igorot differs little, although the latter are generally of a slightly heavier build.

He tried to picture his father weeping near the incinerator, and failed, partly owing to the mistiness surrounding that gentleman's bodily appearance.

A middle-aged man in black, with clean shaven ascetic face, and hair the colour of rust, and of remarkably wiry bodily appearance stood at attention.

Therefore it must have been his bodily appearance, exhibiting a virility of nature as exaggerated as his beard, and resembling a sort of constant ruthlessness.

For the purpose of the bodily appearances of those things was that they might signify, and then pass away.

'The bodily appearance,' said Confucius, 'is but a small matter, but to say I was like a stray dog,-capital!

"I have heard of him," continued the monk in the same dubious and inflexible tone; "but his bodily appearance hath not been vouchsafed unto me."