Sentence examples for face writing from inspiring English sources

It's hard to keep a straight face writing about puppies.

I just couldn't face writing about a book I couldn't advocate for.

"I was completely off my face writing that album, and a drunk tongue is an honest one".

After a career of meticulously recording horror, Alexievich says she can no longer face writing about conflict.

I've always thought of Melville's rhetoric as a bulwark against madness and suicide, a scrim through which he could face writing down thoughts and events that he considered sinful horrors and the essential and ordinary truth of life, as well as a mask behind which he could appear to the world as its bearer.

Baxter then made the key argument that gets to the heart of the problem Leveson must face, writing: "People don't like red-tops because of what they have done, because of the boundaries they have crossed, because of the crimes they have committed - not because of some political or class-driven desire to stamp down on the voice of the people.

Often you see "neck face" written by it.

"Individuals do not fully understand the longevity risk they face," write authors Benjamin Harris and Katharine G. Abraham.

Nigger's face, wrote Jefferson, was an "eternal monotony … an immoveable veil of black".

"She trips over her own publicity and falls flat on her pretty face," wrote one critic.

"Harlem wears to the casual observer a casual face," wrote James Baldwin, who was born there.