"But look at all the faces that do work!" Mariella responded.
I see all the faces, the blood, the injuries, but I cannot connect with it emotionally.
I looked upward, unnerved by all the faces, and saw high rafters and slowly turning ceiling fans.
One girlfriend found a magazine in which all the faces of the blond women were scratched out with a knife.
She explains that she will "fix" any imperfections in her sitter and that almost all the faces in New York are interesting to paint.
That, in itself, is reason to praise all the faces of integrity in Platon's photo essay, and to thank your magazine for publishing it.
The artists still draw Germans, but there is no agreement among them & out of all the faces comes no face at all.
Although it is fully integrated these days, nearly all the faces in the video arcade and in line for cotton candy were black.
She told Press Association: "I still remember my first day at primary school, seeing all the faces, and feeling homesick and scared, but I am very happy now.
(Brantley) Off Broadway 'All the Faces of the Moon' The monologuist Mike Daisey performs 29 nights of original shows through Oct. 3, considering, among other things, the changing face of New York City and his own evolving life.
"I look at all the faces," says January Makamba, one of the president's young, American-educated aides, "and all I can see is the need to create jobs, jobs, jobs".
