Sentence examples for face casting from inspiring English sources

Many Asian Americans and others regarded Pryce's casting as an example of "yellow face" casting.

Thus, while turning to Kant, Freud, John Ruskin and even Dr. Seuss for inspiration, many of the writings offer beauty a fresh face, casting it as a healing, personal, unpredictable, ungovernable experience.

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"Is there any way we can tastefully, mind you film me having a go on Sam and put it on YouTube?" And poor old Nick Clegg, with his sad eyes and his little lost face, casting models for the Nick Clegg's "No More Than 30" Lovers: REDUX!!! party political gangbang video, wondering what Miriam is going to say.

My own opinions about race face casting have evolved over the years.

Probably working-class, she looks down as if absorbed in handwork, her face cast in shadow, light shimmering on her hair.

The ranger's gaze, emerging from his tan and handsomely creased face, cast out to the distant escarpments on the far side of the valley.

Mr. Christie was but the latest new face cast as a potential savior by reverent Republicans, only to decide against entering the fray.

Along with portraits of Tony Blair, Paul Kagame, and others, there is a painting of Vladimir Putin, his face cast in sharp angles and deep shadows.

His gentle face, cast in bronze - high forehead, hair receding, the metal bright green with verdigris - stares out from the headstone above the dates 1903-1939.

Andréa has a few moments of revolt, storming out and then wandering back in, but most of the time he is silent, his face cast down, as if he were taking notes at the Sorbonne.