Sentence examples for face kind from inspiring English sources

Bombs Over Baghdad was really like a slap in the face – kind of wake everybody up.

I love the expression on his face, kind of a half-smile, as if he's sharing a secret with me.

And then there's the thing a lot of other people have mentioned, where his face kind of falls.

I kind of shoot with my elbow out and with a higher arc, and maybe having those hands in my face kind of produced that.

"Option 1, is that the person's face kind of flattens," said Simon Rego, director of clinical training at the American Institute for Cognitive Therapy in New York.

Add to that her (naturally) pretty face, kind heart and "sexiest legs on the planet", and Rachel makes the perfect stereotype of the bride-to-be.

"Is it in-your-face kind of stuff?

Second, electronic chatter may reinforce rather than replace the face-to-face kind.

"You don't engage in the in-your-face kind of lawyering you usually do," he said.

"It's a 'hit-you-in-the-face' kind of moment," Mr. Onken said of the majestic view.

"It's just that Facebook reminds us of that in a very in-your-face kind of way.