Sentence examples for experience face from inspiring English sources
About 2% of the population are thought to experience "face blindness" or prosopagnosia.
They have fewer opportunities to develop skills and experience, face practical obstacles, such as inaccessible transport, and often experience negative attitudes from employers.
The Gyges effect – the way that the internet can encourage a disinhibition people simply would not experience face to face – is only part of the explanation.
As many teenagers begin their university careers at freshers' week, the findings suggest some could experience face sexism, sexual harassment and assault within the university environment.
Even in singleplayer, the ability to experience Face Off segments – the mini-challenges based on another player's speed, powersliding, or cornering line through a particular section – contribute greatly to the vitality of the play experience.
Top management can also anticipate the potential problems new managers who lack relevant experience face, particularly during the taking-charge stages, and lessen them by providing adequate subordinate or corporate backup support.
A cinematic experience, faced with three looming figures on stage.
Still, Foyles' effort to create an exciting experience faces strong headwinds.
"It is good exposure for him and he will get experience facing an African great like Samuel Eto'o.
The "everything else" refers to what I would identify as toxic stress, the experience faced by children living in poverty.
The volunteerism of Patricia L. Irvin '76 reflects her career in the law and her personal experience facing racial discrimination.
