Sentence examples for face is much from inspiring English sources

His face is much more prepossessing than his pictures would give the impression of.

In other parts of the English-speaking world -- like Colchester, for instance -- Mr. James's actual face is much better known.

Cricket regularly provides respite or sanctuary – whether it's from work, life, your inability to stop whistling Pocket Full of Sunshine by Natasha Bedingfield, or the nagging fear that the spot on your face is much more visible to your chosen sex than you would like (yes, it is).

The deficit that Mr. Kerry would face is much larger than the deficit that Mr. Clinton faced, Mr. Altman said, "so the task is bigger than we faced in 1993, but as far as the principles are concerned, they are essentially the same -- we're proposing to return to the approach that was so successful so recently".

For most people, remembering someone's face is much easier than their name.

Therefore, the overall translational movement of a fake face is much closer to the motion of a genuine head.

"No … the challenges I face are much bigger than that".

He was well dressed, with carefully pressed trousers, but his face was much thinner and his eyes had dark rings around them.

The only visible sign of his true identity was his age – his weathered, mustached face was much older than those of most beat officers.

The right side of his face was much larger than the left, and the difference is most visible in the different sizes of his eye sockets.

"What we found was that the preference for the attractive face was much stronger when people were judging those faces that were looking at them and smiling," said Dr Jones, who co-authored the report with Lisa DeBruine.