From Oh What a Paradise it Seems, by John Cheever: The size of Chisholm's teeth, the thickness of his glasses, his stoop and the spring with which he walked all marked him, Sears thought, as a single-minded reformer. His marriage, Sears guessed, would have been unsuccessful and his children would have difficulty finding themselves.
From Oh What a Paradise it Seems, by John Cheever: The size of Chisholm's teeth, his glasses' thickness, his stoop with which he walked all marked him. His marriage would have been unsuccessful and his children wouldn't find themselves.