Sentence examples for a presentable face from inspiring English sources
Manteo put on a presentable face for Princess Anne, who arrived to christen the ship, but none of the planned shops had opened and many residences had not been filled.
He has also loyally stood by another unpleasant Russian ally, Slobodan Milosevic, the Yugoslav president—and strongly opposes NATO action against the Serbs in Kosovo.All the same, Mr Primakov, is at least a presentable face for Russia: neither drunk, nor ill, nor a political amateur, and with a modicum of administrative ability.
Though no perfect wardrobe or haircut will actually make you feel confident, taking the time to shower, groom yourself, and offer a presentable face to the world will make you feel better about yourself for sure.
And you might have had somewhere important to be afterwards that required a presentable look.
Basically, McDonnell succeeded in showing up, being handsome, avoiding saying anything remotely teabaggy, and offering a generic and presentable face of the GOP to the public.
And Mr. Griffin, 50, invariably dressed in a suit and tie, is the presentable face of the extreme right, a cause he has spent most of his adult life fighting for.
That was the function of the erotic thriller, the presentable face of porn that, in its last flush 30 years ago packed seats at the cinema and guaranteed future use of your pause button.
A police officer later confirms that the alleged rapist has been arrested, and that the child's bloody clothing is being held as evidence.Mr Ismail is the presentable face of the Sudanese regime: the charmer sent to persuade foreigners that it is not as murderous as everyone thinks.
He'd puzzle over whether Warren and his congregants show a relative reasonableness that might eventually be cultivated into acceptance of marriage equality or whether Warren is merely the polite, presentable face of intractable bigotry.
He miscued a presentable volley, dragged another effort agonisingly across the face of goal, then shot fiercely wide with an unprotected net at his mercy.
It makes, he says, a presentable lawn.
