Sentence examples for any facade from inspiring English sources

But without any facade of virtuosic showiness, the intensely focused and technically prodigious Mr. Aimard played it with ease.

The fact that Oklahoma has neither a contract-physician requirement nor a face-to-face consultation requirement (the consultation can be by telephone) strips from Arkansas any facade of sincerity about the asserted health-protective rationale for its law.

Using proprietary technology that allows him to project on any facade that strikes his fancy, NONNON broadcast the embraces of couples on buildings throughout the city.

"We have never had a chance to put on any facades.

The makeshift jugaads – low-cost vehicles with diesel engines, weak brakes and little (if any) protective facade – are especially treacherous.

("Potemkin village" came to denote any pretentious facade designed to cover up a shabby or undesirable condition). Joseph II of Austria had already made him a prince of the Holy Roman Empire (1776); Catherine made him prince of Tauris in 1783.

"We certainly hope we'll be involved in the process if they decide to put the logo on any Citicorp facade, but it's too soon to say whether it would fit in or not," said Dan Pisark of the Grand Central Partnership, an arbiter of the area's architecture.

The bright, quotidian landscape seems a facade that threatens to tumble at any moment.

This "interface" enables the cleaning robot — which is detachable from the building and portable — to operate on any respectively designed facade on several buildings.

I don't have to persist with his facade any more, because I've found Spiral, aka Engrenages, aka the French The Wire, and I genuinely love it.

In the navy, you worked such long hours, under sometimes extreme conditions, so people didn't have the energy to keep up any kind of facade or play a role.