Sentence examples for face presents from inspiring English sources

The doorbell rings and an unfamiliar face presents boxes filled with personal belongings.

"The possibilities of engaging emotionally with creatures that will not die, whose loss we will never need to face, presents potentially dramatic changes in our psychology".

During the week of Aug. 16, Bill Plympton's 1987 "Your Face" presents a comically gruesome investigation of the many ways a human head can be rearranged, while another frighteningly physical process of transformation drives the narrative of "Drink," Patrick Smith's beautifully hand-drawn 2000 film, whose run starts Aug. 23.

Even considering those simplifications, each canonical building face presents more than 250,000 edges and needs a computation time of about 36 h over 8 parallel processors on a super calculator.

Skin grafting of the face presents limitations because of contractures, poor color, and poor texture match.

Gregg Goldston, a lanky mime with nimble limbs and an expressive face, presented his "One Man Mime Show" on Monday night at the Theater at Raw Space.

"I put on his first two fights," said the promoter, whose mildly crumpled face presented an interesting contrast to the sleek, tanned Hearn.

England's long-standing tradition of having a famous face present the shirts to Bateman and company the night before the game has continued.

The musical chose to josh its own conventions as often as it represented them with a straight face, presenting its characters as arch cartoons.

If an infant at that age hears a voice speaking sentences but there is no face present, he may show a fearful facial expression and begin to cry.

Conversely, if there had been a face present in that region, the likelihood that the current object represents a face is greater.