Sentence examples for distinctly face from inspiring English sources

Human history, like human love, is still made most distinctly face to face.

The judges' opinion put a distinctly human face on the matter.

Many companies saw their Web sites morph from ones with almost exclusively commercial bents to ones with a distinctly human face.

The menace in Vargas Llosa's fiction, then, wears a different, more distinctly male face than the moldering morbidity in Gabriel García Marquez or the epic knife fights in Jorge Luis Borges.

Such sentiments help explain why Goldwind is putting a distinctly American face on its efforts — and is diligently highlighting plans to do more than simply import low-cost equipment from China.

Described as an "urban insertion" by its architect/builder, RMJM Hillier of Princeton, the structure presents a distinctly modern face in an older community that already includes an array of design styles.

Subjects defined recording intensity distinctly for face and hand by using the NRS scale.

Mirror imaging the left side of LB1's skull and putting those halves together creates a distinctly different face than two right halves put together in the same way (see picture).

The article provides an overview of several fossil fragments, including an important portion of a jawbone that provides proof, the authors say, that an upright monkey scientists had named Homo rudolfensis was definitely a separate species (one with a distinctly flat face) from our erectus forebears.

In his two days of cross-examination, Mr. Sullivan displayed distinctly different faces to the witness and the jury.

I stalked the couple for about 10 minutes before realizing that despite a distinctly Sambergian hair, face and parka combination, this young man was an imposter, who had obviously lured his comely date into the (Pierre) Hardy of Darkness hoping that the dearth of lighting would cause her to continue to believe that he were actually Andy Samberg.