Sentence examples for face stroke from inspiring English sources

As was this terrifying moment when he returned to give "Adele Dazeem" a face stroke.

I could hold his hand, gaze into his eyes, stare unhindered at his tender face, stroke his frosty hair.

I touch the skin of my face, stroke my beard, hold my hand to my mouth and feel the exhalation of my breath: Worship, worship, worship.

Use your hands to cup the person's face, stroke his hair, or caress his neck.

He put his hand to his face, stroking his chin with his thumb, which heightened his air of disinterest.

There's a lot of embracing, waist holding and face stroking involved.

Then, gently place a hand on the side of her face and stroke her cheek, her ear, her hair, and the side of her face along the jawline.

On watching it again, what I noticed was Blanchett continually touching her face and stroking her hair as she speaks to Therese: a "poker tell" of desire.

His son, John Henry, spoke for Williams, the 83-year-old Boston Red Sox Hall of Famer, saying that he and his sister, Claudia, have been buoyed by their father's emotional strength in the face of strokes, congestive heart failure and kidney problems.

The kid's face is stroked with a tissue, which might seem an unorthodox technique, but I can guarantee that there will be any number of desperate parents giving it a go this weekend.

She had found him with Jimbo last night — the child with his hair curled and damp from the bath, clean pajamas, the face she strokes without thinking, cups with her palm while she stands behind him and he leans his shoulders back on her knees and she finds the tiny, narrow jolts of his vertebrae, rubs them up and down for luck, reassurance, delight.