"People have seen it as a caricature of my face grinning, but that wasn't the original intention".
The last thing I saw was Pruett's face, grinning at me.
I crawled from my tent to find him pumping the camp stove, his furred red face grinning ear to ear.
Mr. Suwage's face, grinning and spectacled, greets us in an 11-foot-high mosaiclike mural pieced together from recycled tin cans and car audio systems.
Exhibition visitors can see the funny face grinning out at them from a 1931 painting (carrying the signature J. Seaman) featuring a montage of Steeplechase Park amusements.
He hammed, fingers caressing the air with deceitful charm, face grinning with mischievous pleasure, voice seducing the house with sly comedy.
Twenty-four hours later, I'll see Humphrey's face grinning up from a supreme court endorsement placed on my car outside a Hillary Clinton rally.
People take pictures of themselves wherever they go, from cathedrals to airports to funerals, always the same face grinning at the camera.
Right outside the club, the headquarters of the local political power structure, Mr. Vanel's face grinned out onto a busy street in southeast Queens and greeted Councilman Leroy G. Comrie Jr.'s supporters as they filed in to plan their fight against Mr. Vanel, the upstart Democratic challenger.
There are also a plethora of new emoji faces, like "face with hand covering face," "grinning face with crazy eyes," "shocked face with exploding head," and "face with open mouth vomiting". .
Sarah Heyward worried she's giving her pet too much attention: "I don't know how my dog ever relaxes when every time she wakes from a nap I'm two inches from her face grinning at her".
