Sentence examples for face sinks from inspiring English sources

A catalogue of the indignities visited upon a deadbeat folk musician (played by the wonderful Oscar Isaac) in early 60s New York, the film appears at first pristinely minor, until the chill of thwarted dreams and stony solitude, achingly etched into Isaac's hangdog face, sinks into your bones.

His mother's face sank into shadows.

Mr. Weiner glanced at the clock above his desk and his face sunk.

At the mention of their sons, Ms. Nahim tried to speak, but her voice quivered and her face sank slowly toward her chest.

You look down upon the tortured, broken corpse, the ashen face sinking in rigor mortis, the poor knees skinned to pulp, the black atrophy of the nail-pierced flesh.

Rylands, part of a different theatrical tradition, would stand onstage with his back to the cast, his face sunk in a play-text, to be lifted only when he heard a faulty cadence.

It is not just the dark-eyed woman in the portrait who is strange but the light itself, so eerie and otherworldly, electrifying the Corot blue of the ribbon on her dress, catching the heavily sculpted planes of her face, sinking her eyes into blackest shadow.

Or do we turn away from the deal and face sinking on our own?

We saw the crumbly, emaciated face, sinking deeply into a fluffy white pillow.

Equally endangered as the LDCs are the small island states that face sinking into the ocean from climate change.

Even if people were a comedown from birds, something about all those faces sank into his later work.