Meanings of cadaverous countenance in English

A deep sense of satisfaction is impressed on the Jesuit's cadaverous countenance.

Lumley had a cadaverous countenance and the manner of an undertaker.

He was of middle size, with long hair, and an inoffensive, cadaverous countenance.

There was no reasoning against the resolution pictured on his rigid and cadaverous countenance.

Robespierre was reclining languidly in his fauteuil, his cadaverous countenance more jaded and fatigued than usual.

At sight of that cadaverous countenance, which was smiling benignantly upon her, the young girl started.

Yes, there it is; its cadaverous countenance is agitated by convulsive throes, its red eyes are rolling in their orbits.

His cadaverous countenance, never breaking into a smile, was the oddest mask he had ever seen a human being wear.

He has a cadaverous countenance, full of cavities and projections, with a brown circle round each eye, like a pair of horn spectacles.

Rodin's cadaverous countenance, his repulsive ugliness, his sordid dress, would a few days before have occasioned Adrienne a perhaps invincible feeling of disgust.

The oath of office was administered by Chief Justice Taney, whose black robes, attenuated figure, and cadaverous countenance reminded me of a galvanized corpse.

The air of cities will suffocate you, and the care-worn and cadaverous countenances of citizens will haunt you like a vision of judgment.

"Well, stranger, what's your business?" was the question asked me by the occupant of the room, a tall lank man, with a cadaverous countenance.