Sentence examples similar to a globally relatable face from inspiring English sources

But if you want a more relatable face of the "gray zone of coexistence" -- a success story you've definitely heard of -- consider some of your favorite international pop stars.

The 55-year-old has now been a globally recognised face since The X-Files premiered in 1993.

"Here we find a fundamental weakness of the Christ doctrine," the Minister declared, making that wise and relatable face that had always been such a success in his television lectures.

Modern manufacturing systems are facing a globally competitive market to an extent not experienced before.

A globalised world, facing a global crisis, which needs a globally relevant Europe.

Insurers globally already face an estimated £45bn-£50bn £45bn-£50bntemming from the September 11 attaclaims

Stan Shih created a globally recognized brand.

But companies in other industries that compete globally face a far trickier scenario.

Be sweet and innocent, but also have a relatable, spicy side that is compatible with everyone.

International expansion is a challenge any globally ambitious company will face — some sooner than others.

Because some straights still find homosexuality disgusting (cf. comment trolls across the Internet) and a larger number fail to find gay characters "relatable," a gay novel faces steeper odds from the start.