Sentence examples for face speak from inspiring English sources

The odd styling and off-center face speak of a simpler time when men were men and watchmakers were on acid.

Let your face speak what's in your heart.

Before you pluck up the courage to ask this boy out, relax your arms, clear your face, speak up and smile.

My face spoke to her of deep, long-term neglect and appalling lack of self-knowledge.

But the look of mingled mirth and impudence on its face spoke volumes.

Teacher Zhang stood close to Zou's face, spoke softly, and tipped a trickle of bottled water into his mouth.

The boy's father's face was unseen, any comments he made were unheard, though we imagine that the expression on his unblurred face spoke volumes.

Lethal as he still is, every time he scores, the smile on his face speaks of something irresistible because it is so rare: gratitude.

The screen shows monks in saffron robes testifying under oath and then shows Mr. Gore, a near smirk on his face, speaking at the Democratic National Convention.

Then, on his second hole today, Woods grabbed his back after his tee shot, and the grimace on his face spoke volumes.

America's President came to maturity via Hawaii, Indonesia and the streets of Chicago; he is a one-man melting pot, whose very face speaks of a union between ethnicities.