rimple in a sentence

Definition

RIMPLE (noun): A small crease, wrinkle, or irregularity in a surface, often adding character or imperfections to an object.

The old leather bag had developed a rimple that gave it character and history.
As she examined the fabric closely, she noticed a small rimple that marred its otherwise smooth surface.
The artist skillfully painted the rimple in the canvas to capture the essence of the weathered landscape.
He tried to smooth out the rimple in the paper but ended up tearing it instead.
Despite the rimple in her dress, she carried herself with confidence at the gala.
The old leather couch had a rimple that made it uncomfortable to sit on for long periods.
As she examined the fabric closely, she noticed a rimple that disrupted the otherwise smooth surface.
His forehead developed a rimple when he furrowed his brow in deep thought.
The artist skillfully incorporated a rimple into the sculpture to create a sense of depth.
After washing the shirt, a rimple appeared near the collar, marring its otherwise pristine appearance.