Sentence examples similar to a significant visage from inspiring English sources

And one more: Though the treasury had planned to replace or alternate Alexander's spot on the $10 bill with the visage of a significant historical female figure, the resurgence of interest in Hamilton helped lead to a policy change whereby Andrew Jackson (the subject of another clever musical, the rather less hagiographic Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson) will share the $20 with Harriet Tubman.

Timothy Weingarten, a venture capitalist at Worldview and a Visage board member, sees Visage expanding into offering phone services for hotel chains and other big brands in Europe and Asia.

A typical Nevinson soldier is French with a grim visage and a heavy beard.

Since its incorporation in 1917, Anglo American has tried to project a patrician visage.

As she gazed at the brown skillet marks on the surface of the bread, a familiar visage snapped into focus.

Why couldn't Lamarr be known as a gorgeous visage and equally celebrated for harvesting a creative intellect?

They haven't taken on a monstrous visage yet.

The visage of the former was speckled with [Ottoman] slavery; liberty gave the latter a new visage".

He also wrote his first book, A Shattered Visage: The Real Face of Atheism.

The State Department also feared that the eagle's expression might offend, and sought a neutral visage.

No longer a chiseled visage with pomaded hair, he was 90.