sweet-faced

• “I think it's pretty childish, to be honest," said the sweet-faced Ellie, after a group of men stood round her, sniggering about anal probes.”

  The Guardian: TV review: Undercover Boss; True Stories – Voices From the Killing Field

• “In the end, the Fox sweet-faced Dallas McMurray, seemingly resurrected, reappears triumphant—even if his eyes are blinded behind glasses marked with X's.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Mark Morris And His Joy of Text

• “Theo arrived a few years later and soon he was a sweet-faced kid who asked too many questions, but that just made him more like his mother, and more loved.”

  Simon & Schuster: Three Stages of Amazement

• “In the early 1970s, it was the turn of sweet-faced David Cassidy, the star of TV's "The Partridge Family," to earn the devotion of millions of girls world-wide — among them the writer Allison Pearson.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Truly, Madly, Remotely

• “Bunster knew that he had more to fear from the good-natured, even sweet-faced, Malaita boy than from the entire population of Lord Howe; and it gave added zest to the programme of torment he was carrying out.”

  MAUKI

• “Theirs was a wide-eyed, sweet-faced puppy, which they told me was a beloved Havanese.”

  The Huffington Post: Jill Lynne: Adventures In Dog Adoption

• “A sweet-faced woman stood at our door with a red bucket in her gloved hands.”

  The Huffington Post: Charlie Carillo: Silent Night, Deductible Night

• “The same two bucks I put in the sweet-faced woman's bucket.”

  The Huffington Post: Charlie Carillo: Silent Night, Deductible Night

• “On a store step sat a little, sweet-faced girl looking upward toward the skies, and in the carriage by her lay—but the messenger looked no longer.”

  Simon & Schuster: DARKWATER

• “The focus was a sweet-faced woman in a head kerchief, holding a small boy in her arms.”

  The Huffington Post: Holocaust Remembrance Day 2010: Honoring Nathan, Who Was Only Two

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