The phrase "added face" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in a context where you are referring to an additional layer or aspect of someone's appearance or expression, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The artist gave the sculpture an added face to convey more emotion."
Alternatives: "additional layer" or "extra dimension".
Borrowers in areas where property values are declining, Mr. Hamermesh added, face additional fees of 0.25percentt and requirements for an additional five percentage points on the down payment.
Defendants accused of federal crimes in Massachusetts who insist on a trial, he added, face sentences six times as long as those they would receive after a guilty plea and an agreement to cooperate with prosecutors.
While Givenchy went extreme with added face jewellery, earrings you'd want to wear were massive in Paris – quite literally.
Instead, he added: "Faced with the lack of sufficient evidence, the judges inexorably but correctly had to reach their conclusion.
They added, "Faced with higher costs, some individuals will have no choice but to leave their homes and enter institutional living".
Some started out as ordinary sketches of household objects to which were added faces and monsters were added, like Rorschachs of the artist's imagination.
He added: "Facing the new situation after Fukushima, the agency should further strengthen its leading role in enhancing global nuclear safety and promoting relevant international co-operation".
Somewhat plaintively he added, facing an audience chanting "save Medicaid" at him, "because I'm labeled as a Republican doesn't mean I'm not working for you".
Step 2: Add "face" flowers, which are the larger blooms, the attention-getters.
The company's next endeavor, sales representatives say, is to add face recognition.
In addition, putting a camera in a car means that automakers could potentially add face and speaker identification software.
