Sentence examples for creepy face from inspiring English sources
In 2011, just a few months after 3G Capital had acquired Burger King and taken it private, the fast-food chain's new managers made a major symbolic change: getting rid of its prankster mascot, the King, who had been the (admittedly creepy) face of the company since 2004.
They are on the cusp of a system featuring the futuristic avatar Eva, the vaguely creepy face and voice of a woman on your dashboard who can read you your e-mail, update your schedule, recite articles from newspapers, guide you to the restaurant where you're having lunch and recommend a selection from your iPod.
By Vauhini Vara August 27, 2014 In 2011, just a few months after 3G Capital had acquired Burger King and taken it private, the fast-food chain's new managers made a major symbolic change: getting rid of its prankster mascot, the King, who had been the (admittedly creepy) face of the company since 2004.
Hey Accenture, are you aware that your PR firm is pitching your latest corporate beta for a creepy face and emotion-monitoring algorithm as a party trick?
When combined with Oculus' head tracking sensor, this creepy face's recordings maintain the binaural illusion no matter which direction you turn.
A flashlight flickered on, a creepy face appeared, then disappeared.
With news of financial ruin, Moore keeps interspersing Bush's creepy face--his squished eyebrows and beady eyes--but couldn't he as well, since the subject is Wall Street's bailout, show Obama's face?
Manstrem tricked it into tracking the shallow surface of the fluids, and so the attempt to map this 2D exterior caused it to create fizzing, abstract forms as the visual mechanics of the software dance across the liquid, picking out crude and creepy faces in the flow.
Creepier face than Tyson.
Creepy-faced mannequin Annabelle, the satanic conduit of choice for 2012's rattly old horror junkshop The Conjuring, here lands her own none-too-original origin story, which cribs from Rosemary's Baby in tormenting 1970s newlyweds with the spirits of Charlie Manson copyists.
As a final note, why do we insist on putting the creepiest faces on robots?
