Sentence examples for face projects from inspiring English sources

Her clear, open face projects kindness, thoughtfulness, wry humor.

In short order she has transformed disharmony into a melodic riff and her face projects pure happiness.

It is hard to think of another actress as innocent-looking as Ms. Sieh, whose face projects such noble purpose.

Amid the din of hurtling Vespas, Hadid's face projects Sphinx-like composure, while the bus conveys the forward thrust crystallized in her designs.

Here that immensely kind face projects eagerly, a ship's masthead; the suggestion is enhanced by the boardlike flatness of the wings of angels who grasp the veil in their enticing fat hands and hustle it toward the viewer.

In contrast, a glum or expressionless face projects an image of disinterest and boredom toward students and the learning subject.

"I just sit still, facing a camera, with all of the emotions of my face projected.

Beside him stood an actor from a legendary Soviet theater dynasty, his long face projecting mirth and despair.

With Quinn's apparent death, The Claire Danes Cry Face Project got some new additions to its ever-expanding canon.

For early filmgoers the close-up, especially that of the human face projected on big screens, signaled a crucial aesthetic difference between movies and theater.

Before an audience of around 1,000 in San Francisco, nervous as hell, he sat in headphones before a console, with his face projected onto a giant screen behind him.