Sentence examples for face sense from inspiring English sources

After months of relative Twitter silence, the rapper lost it after seeing Kimmel's show parody West's recent interview with Zane Lowe – by insulting Kimmel's face, sense of humour and sexual prowess.

While there are conflicting stories of what actually happened at Benghazi, 13 Hours rings with an in your face sense of truth.

TechCrunch has learned that Amazon is using Omron's Okao Vision face sensing technology to track the user's head.

I'm also interested in seeing given Clear ID, how the industry balances standard fingerprint sensor versus in-display versus 3D face sensing.

Elbridge, seeing Lewis' fire-scarred face, senses a connection with his fellow Southerner, but Lewis refuses to have anything to do with him, finding solace only in drink and the hope of easy death.

"Not in the face-to-face sense.

Thus, what is most fascinating about his book is not encounters with the Serbs, in a face-to-face sense, but, rather, his account of surviving the siege.

You can see it in people's faces, sense it from the way that men and boys, and women too, walk with a different step when the pale blue Manchester team has beaten the Red Devils in their own stadium.

In the TV show, the postmodern stakes are upped: to make your casual viciousness more realistic, there are structured narratives – quests, in the old Hero With a Thousand Faces sense.

Nothing reflects Mr. Godard's Janus-faced sense of cinema's development than his eight-part, 266-minute "Histoire(s) du Cinema" (1988-98), a made-for-TV epic that had its origin in a series of lectures that he gave in Montreal a decade earlier.

That flies in the face of sense".