Sentence examples for facade cracks from inspiring English sources

One day the facade cracks.

When Nathalie is asked why she accepted the invitation, her facade cracks: "I tell myself, what will you do in Vilan-en-Volène, you cannot go to Vilan-en-Volène, you have no reason to go to this unknown town and discuss a book that you undermine every time you speak, that you diminish every time you speak, that you watch disintegrate the moment someone mentions it to you or you mention it.

We see that in the pilot episode when his macho facade cracks as Krazy-8 threatens him.

The facade cracked late Sunday afternoon.

The stern facade cracked and a smile escaped.

The facade cracked as one woman convulsed, miming labor pains, and then fractured altogether as Ms. Wolcott sped through a series of shifting choreographic formations.

For some, the incident was a simple case of mask slippage: Cameron's modern facade cracking under pressure to reveal the Eton-entitled, habitually sexist Bullingdon bully beneath.

Perhaps as a designer who has done much himself to promote the idea of the creative genius, with his carefully constructed monochrome image and his commitment to excess (albeit of the less offensive variety), Lagerfeld too was resistant to the facade cracking.

The next morning, his confident facade cracked entirely.

Seconds later, as Jackie adjusts to the clamoring mob, we see her aristocratic facade crack, like it's too overwhelming to bear.

So when she was arrested for disorderly conduct and caught on video being aggressive and obnoxious to a police officer - "Do you know who I am?!" - the facade cracked.