When there is a camera on her, even her own, her face becomes intensely vacant.
Under the neat-fitting cap of her new hair, her face is intensely familiar — small and precise like a muzzle, freckled and snub-nosed, the brows exclamation points, always slightly raised.
If by "intellectuals" we mean those devoted to the life of the mind, we can see why they face more intensely a problem all human beings face: that of negotiating the distance between ideas and social reality.
But the gags keep coming and the pair really do have a great comedy double act: Pegg's face is intensely, frantically, pre-emptively aware of the embarrassments and ironies of every situation.
If retailers and banks do not face an intensely competitive environment, they may have too little incentive to adopt new technology, and that will tend to retard productivity improvement across the economy.Last, the importance of imported technology as a channel of technology diffusion highlights the advantages of an open regime for trade and investment.
Ms. Yang's favorite thing about the products is not that they could give her an alabaster face and intensely lined eyes, a look she called "creepy," but that, she said, they're incredibly water-resistant — built to withstand the many humid climates in Asia.
Even though you need to avoid treating your entire face too intensely, you can spot-treat the specific area you want to clear.
In 2002, Kathy Roth-Douquet '91 faced an intensely difficult situation.
Set against dramatic scenery, rugged wranglers with weathered faces lived intensely, played hard and smoked contentedly.
Despite this organizational unity, Mr. Carrión faces an intensely competitive race.
