Sentence examples for discussed faces from inspiring English sources

In a telephone interview, Bobby Moynihan of the Buffoons said the group had been "approached primarily by Internet people" at the festival and, with possible deals being discussed, faces the challenge of making its visceral comedy work online.

Meanwhile, ethics is an issue not deeply considered by residents in clinical practice, with a tendency to hide it from open discussion; ethical issues are preferably discussed face to face.

It had to be discussed face to face, and based on trust.

When something must be discussed face-to-face, staffers arrange to meet in one of several conference rooms ringing the central space.

But early in the third period, after the analysts John Davidson and Bill Clement discussed face-off statistics and their importance, ABC missed a face-off to show an irrelevant tape of Montreal winning the Cup in 1993.

Fury, who was named by his father after the then world heavyweight champion, Mike Tyson, can now hope for a meeting with Wladimir Klitschko, the WBO, IBF and WBA champion, who has discussed facing the winner of this bout.

Methods and interpretation of results were discussed face-to-face by all three authors extensively.

Field also discussed facing criticism over her looks in a 2008 interview with The Academy of Achievement.

Archer (2010) agrees that feedback is best discussed face-to-face, but for privacy reasons this was not done in this study.

In the HRQoL intervention group, HRQoL of adolescents was assessed using the Pediatric Quality of Life Inventory, and outcomes were discussed face-to-face during the consultation.

The web-based service provides electronic feedback reports to the mentor and physician to be discussed face-to-face in a personal interview.