Sentence examples for face suitably from inspiring English sources
So I will merely say that there are a number of the first and second, and that a familiar face, suitably bewhiskered, plays the quintet's former English teacher, though he himself is not English.
The students look suitably impressed.
Though some anecdotal and literary diversions fire our reveries, the Kong portraits tackle emotions of love and rejection on our egos, (a gorilla's face is suitably more empathic and anthropomorphic for this purpose), and also allude to Ford's personal travails and recent divorce.
The problem, tagged as PEGE OP, was faced by suitably decoupling the BL and coding rate allocation problem from the PA problem.
It's perhaps unsurprising that the earlier sections of the drama work best, with rising star Jessica Chastain excelling as the young secret agent faced with a suitably slimy monster in the imposing form of Jesper Christensen.
What young people often need most from careers guidance is challenge – something that can only be provided face to face, by suitably qualified people, he says.
With this choice, the degree of face unknowns must be suitably selected in order to recover on curved meshes the same convergence rates as on straight meshes.
Exxon's Tillerson pulls on a suitably grave face in response, and intones that just because Dr Lutz's happens to be dead, "that does not mean the importance of his work died with him".
It's not hard to see where this is all going, as clichéd as Chambers' clashing signifiers are — one generation's hoodies and rap music versus the old world pleasures of pastries and poetry — but he puts a lot of trust in the emotional weather of his actors' faces, and they're suitably expressive.
Fulham boss Martin Jol had a suitably concerned expression on his face at the final whistle after his side's capitulation left them with just one point from their last seven games.
