Sentence examples for defining face from inspiring English sources

CNN said yesterday that it was hiring what it hoped would be a new defining face for the network, filling the gap left when Mr. Shaw retired in February.

This month, commemorating the 25th anniversary of punk, Mr. Ramone appears on the cover of Spin magazine as a defining face of late-20th-century rock's defining movement.

An era was ending and Wambach, a defining face of the US women's national team for so long, was checking in for her final match.

Regrettably, athletics is too often the defining face of higher education.

His hair, the color of ink, is slicked back from a sharply defined face.

Researchers find it extremely hard to define face precisely, only reaching a consensus that face is a motive for behavior.

Ho (1976) defined face as respect and reverence acquired from others based on decent behaviors in line with one's identity and social status.

Davies et al. (1999) define face validity as "the degree to which a test appears to measure the knowledge or abilities it claims to measure, as judged by an untrained observer" (p. 59).

NASA's New Horizons spacecraft is getting closer with its rendez-vous with the dwarf planet in the outer parts of our solar system, and NASA released images on Thursday that give a more defined face to Pluto.

In the absence of knowledge of the dimensions that define face space, we, like others in the past [18], [42], [43], used measures of distinctiveness or similarity to index the distance between representations in face space.

Planes parallel to this surface defined face pools (FP).