Sentence examples for a faceless number from inspiring English sources

Since the Communist party came to power in 1949, it has viewed the country's population as a faceless number that it can increase or decrease as it chooses, not a society of individuals with unique desires and inviolable rights.

You don't like to feel like you're just a faceless number on someone's email marketing list.

Ms. Plaisance was no longer a faceless number among those 'affected', her son no longer an abstract story lost in thousands of similar tales almost too difficult to imagine.

Tall, awkward, never-to-try-meth-again me is a member of that faceless numbering, alongside my friend and the other recreational users, right there with the addicts and the twenty-year ice veteran on a bed in St Vincent's Hospital, covered in his own scratch marks, twitching his way towards death. .

They connect to vast, faceless numbers, demographics and hair-trigger channel switchers -- the great blur of the national mass -- not to daily subscribers and newsstand purchasers.

This CSR will simply add more faceless numbers to the growing list of "others", more of the people nice middle-class families don't care about.

"Vague Suspicions" is about America's violent incursions in the Muslim world: "They are faceless numbers in the headlines we've all read/Drone strike leaves 13 civilians dead".

This much I know: we are not faceless numbers.

Greg O'Brien is an award-winning investigative reporter, has been diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's and one of those faceless numbers.

The job, bank account, and sterilization might become faceless numbers swimming about in some massive pool, but the real impact of the rocky incursion of modernity in Bedami's community, and on individuals' lived experiences, would be rendered invisible.

You might imagine that the best connected man in London would be a faceless civil servant who has the mobile number of every world leader and his or her pharmacologist.