Sentence examples for face to think from inspiring English sources

It is absurd on its face to think that the Committee can fairly and impartially address the potential ethics violations outlined herein when the Committee's Chair and her staff appear to have orchestrated them in the first place, or at best were aware of them and did nothing to stop the violations, therefore becoming co-conspirators.

I need to look at cards, to face bets, to think about maths.

South Africa's versatile back Frans Steyn has pulled out of the Springbok squad to face Wales to think about his international future.

Hence the need to track both the eye and the face, and to think carefully about where best to apply this sort of interface.

During this journey, he describes how he was finally able to "muster the nerve, and the strength, to start facing facts, to think for [himself]" (p. 313).

Her wide-eyed, full-lipped face encourages you to think she's the baby-doll type; her career suggests the opposite.

Silently, he checked my invitation, then compared the picture in my American passport with my sullen local face and seemed to think it matched reasonably well.

Kevin is almost run over, but Edward pushes him out of the way, cutting Kevin's arms and face, causing witnesses to think he is attacking him.

American artist Judy Chicago – recently in the UK to promote her book, Frida Kahlo: Face to Face – thinks not.

Legislators may have to go along with that to preserve cash for their pet projects.When uncertainty roamed the financial markets last September, state officials faced increasing pressure to think anew about tax breaks.

Looking around the room at the beautiful, melanin-pigmented faces inspired me to think bigger.