Sentence examples for face speaking from inspiring English sources

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.

One female scientist who commented in the media after the story broke told the Guardian she had received "such a torrent of abuse" on social media and blogs that she could no longer face speaking publicly on the matter.

I've been the only woman sat in a room full of product managers in the technology industry; the only Muslim author with a book displayed at the front of a bookshop; the only British Asian face speaking at a literary festival.

Of course, like with any other issue our bodies/minds face, speaking to a professional and/or taking medicine might be the solution.

You can now pick your nearest and dearest to see your important and necessary Instagram stories of lunches and nights out and your face, speaking.

In summary, our findings show that visual perception of a face speaking a known language or a face not speaking enhances excitability of the articulatory motor cortex relative to visual perception of a face that speaks an unknown language or performs non-speech movements with his/her mouth.

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.