Sentence examples for about faces of from inspiring English sources

Perhaps some of the answer lies in an interview Gates gave to NPR about "Faces of America," in which he emphasized "the willful amnesia that clouds many immigrants' assimilation process".

If you want to learn more about Faces of Water, check out the project's website or the fundraising campaign on USA Projects. .

All the kids were talking about Faces Of Death, although we were the last family on my block to get a VCR so I had to wait another year before I got to see.

The shifts and about-faces of Ken Price's extraordinary career in ceramics are the precedent.

Heads usually roll when management executes an about-face of this kind.

The about-face of Morris Chafetz, a doctor who served on the commission that recommended increasing the drinking-age to 21, has also raised eyebrows.

More startling still was the abrupt about-face of the Rev. Rick Warren, the hugely popular megachurch leader whose endorsement last year of Proposition 8, California's same-sex marriage ban, had roiled his appearance at the Obama inaugural.

Particularly damaging to Ms. Brown's case, said her lawyer, Reginald McKamie, was the apparent about-face of a passenger, Barbara Shedden, who altered her story on the stand on Wednesday and denied having ever seen Ms. Osteen touch the flight attendant.

The shifting tone in Congress — most recently and most notably the about-face of Senator Dianne Feinstein on the subject of the NSA — has been matched by a stiffly unshifting tone from the spy agencies themselves.

This, however, would be a stark about-face of U.S. policy.

The biggest about-face of them all: Whitney now says that she never meant that all those defaults would occur over one year, but something that will occur over the "course of the cycle".