careworn

• ““He does repent,” she said to herself, recalling the careworn face.”

  Red Pottage

• “He does repent," she said to herself, recalling the careworn face.”

  Red Pottage

• “You look --" began Constance -- but "careworn" was a risky term and she stopped.”

  Kincaid's Battery

• “One of them opened the door for Gideon, who entered a large conference room, where President Diggs was talking quietly to a plain but pleasant-faced man in his sixties with the jowly, careworn expression of a hound dog.”

  Simon & Schuster: Gideon’s war

• “The one she had addressed as "daughter" was a careworn woman of forty, proprietress and waitress of the house.”

  COFFEE-HOUSES AND DOSS-HOUSES

• “He stood there dazed and unheeding, his bonny brown hair rumpled down his forehead, his face haggard and careworn and boyish still.”

  SUICIDE

• “The next morning we found him dead in his bed, a peaceful smile upon his careworn face — asphyxiation.”

  The Minions of Midas

• “Though the Head Boy of our year still looks cherubic, if a little careworn.”

  President Kaczyński

• “But Mr. Kubrick makes the coda work—with Mr. Krause's camera locking onto a host of careworn faces as beasts transform into men while listening to the girl's halting version of a sentimental ballad.”

  The Wall Street Journal: A Great Film's Sadly Timeless Message

• “Some have long hair, are shaggy and careworn, some have short hair, are sleek and cougar-esque.”

  The Huffington Post: James Scarborough: "Cats," Musical Theatre West

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