Sentence examples similar to face widely from inspiring English sources

Merkel sat frozen, and pictures show Putin with a sardonic grin on his face, legs widely stretched.

Tim Farron, Lib Dem MP for Westmorland and Lonsdale, will face a widely redrawn seat to be renamed Kendal and Penrith.

This flies in the face of widely held perceptions of the two players — Teixeira is a multiple Gold Glove winner and Howard is, well, not.

The footage of the sizeable, flesh-tone dildo hitting Joyce squarely in the face was widely reported on – even remixed to New Order.

Why do some people object to e-cigarettes?Attitudes to e-cigarettes, and the degree of regulation they face, vary widely from one country to another.

A CONSISTENT moan about American politics is that it is all so predictable; whoever raises the most money and gets his face most widely on television is bound to win.

In the light of all this, Can't Feel My Face, regarded widely as a paean to cocaine, seems more an expression of the euphoria that results from infatuation.

As flavors of SBS begin to grace the Internet, the paper provides a timely cautionary note on the challenges that SBS could face if widely deployed without specialized defense mechanisms.

"What this ground-breaking survey shows is that women journalists are often at risk in their own work places as well: targeted by their colleagues, and because they are let down by the very people they should be able to trust, the violence and harassment they face goes widely unreported and therefore unpunished," she said.

Low molecular weight inhibitors of receptor tyrosine kinase activity as well as antibodies blocking the receptors at the extracellular face are widely used and constitute valuable for fighting cancers which rely on constitutive activation or overexpression of such receptors.

The court's about-face was widely hailed.