low-browed

Rather than a President and Vice President, Trump and Vance more closely resembled a cheap mob boss and a low-browed capo.

Since then, our government has tolerated a variety of low-browed, ridiculous and seditious men ranging from Colonel Oliver North to Michael Flynn.

In Koreatown, between a tea shop and a “porridgeteria,” he showed me the low-browed buildings designed by Julia Morgan, the distinguished early-twentieth-century architect who designed Hearst Castle and, he said, invented the mini-mall, the site of so many of his food epiphanies.

The pseudoscience of the day classified the facial and physical characteristics of criminal types — and Lord help anyone who happened to be swarthy or low-browed or Jewish.

Neanderthals tend to be cast as the low-browed thugs of the prehistoric world, who stood little chance against the superior intellect and hunting prowess of our own ancestors.