Sentence examples for a stranger's face from inspiring English sources

Adjusting to seeing a stranger's face in the mirror would certainly create new difficulties.

These conclusions were drawn from one fleeting glimpse of a stranger's face — and they have serious implications for how we interact with others.

It was as if, on seeing a stranger's face in a place where strangers usually aren't, her mouth had circumnavigated social etiquette.

In a glass box in midtown Manhattan decorated with leafy artificial archways, Astroturf and lawn tables, I place my hand on a stranger's face.

Eileen Bradbury, a consulting psychologist at the University of Manchester Dental Hospital, suggested that criminals would find it easier to adapt to a stranger's face.

The examples offered as evidence of change are mundane encounters -- the way someone talks to you, a look on a stranger's face.

"I'll piss on your face," volunteers Ryan, hastily searching for the pissing-on-a-stranger's-face point on his manliness gauge.

The heart rate might elevate at the sight of a stranger's angry face, for example; other muscles might relax in response to a pleasant whiff of smoke.

To get face-deep in an anonymous stranger's face was so easy and common that, clearly, the flashbacks, nightmares, and never-ending fear were paranoia, maybe lunacy.

In one swift motion I reached down, prepared to push my friend out of the way with my left hand as I would deliver a direct jab to this stranger's face with my right.

The research team measured each subject's levels of physiological distress and brain activity under several conditions, including while holding the hand of the friend or partner, while holding a stranger's hand, and while facing the shock alone.