Sentence examples for can be makeup from inspiring English sources

How can it be said that only men can be makeup artists and women can be hairdressers?

If some penguins get upset about not getting chosen, tell them they can be makeup artists, sponsors, or relatives to the tributes.

We also learn, as she did through these photographs, some principles basic to her oeuvre: beauty, like photography, can be illusory; makeup, a decent wig and a thrift-shop gown can transform a homely young man into a glamorous woman -- or a version of one; identity is performative; "family" is a fluid concept.

Another thing is, makeup can be very aging.

These ordinary features of human flesh, she said, can be disguised with makeup and lights.

"It says in the script that no prosthetic can be used, no makeup," he said.

"You can be getting your makeup done and you go to the red carpet and you're out there for 15 minutes and you take pictures and, oh my God, you're at this party.

Such art gives the lie to the toxic ideas that only gritty or manly art can be genuine, that makeup and self-presentation aren't conscious expression, and that something or someone with a bright shiny sonority, or a glittery magenta palette, or an all-ages, self-consciously girly design sense, can't be important, or can't be real.

My beard shadow can be covered by makeup, my thinning hair by a (fabulous looking) wig.

Any areas of light pink discoloration along the injection sites (2 5 days) can be covered with makeup.

The bacteria that cause styes can be spread via makeup.