Sentence examples for face attaching from inspiring English sources

The various political scandals, and loss of face, attaching themselves to the elite during the 1960s simply confirmed the widespread feeling, amongst the young, that a new kind of democratic reality was urgently required.

Mr. Xi is shown with his smiling face attached to a cartoon body.

Boyer, meanwhile, an actor capable of a quiet bleakness, is here merely an accent with a face attached.

"No one ever likes the way they look, but I understand the power of a face attached to something.

Another driver, Wyran Young, unwittingly ran over Mr Bedford's body some time after the fatal collision - leaving the victim's face attached to her car.

The men had come out to support him in his first marathon with 18-inch wooden sticks with pictures of his face attached.

"I've seen replay after replay of Limbaugh's comments, with my face attached, as well as that of my colleagues," he said.

If I see one more sulky, wronged English face attached to this story, I'll be forced to kick a football at it.

Someone was waving around a strange Hillary Clinton effigy: a white doll with a photo of her face attached to it, with a crown made of sticks.

"A lot of my energy was focused on helping him with this because there's enormous shame and losing face" attached to the husband of a rape victim in Mediterranean culture, she said.

Mr. Geffen's embrace of Mr. Obama is a notion that — backed with checkbooks and liberal blogging — could have resonance among Hollywood money raisers, who love nothing more than a fresh face attached to even perceived early momentum.