Sentence examples for faceless name from inspiring English sources

Famous in his own country, Zarganar is virtually unknown here: one more faceless name doing good things far away.

They began in the morning and continued through the night, one faceless name after another — 83,000 in all — ringing out and melting into the cacophony of the capital city's busiest district.

Suddenly the anonymous or faceless names of site visitors "have a sense of place," he said.

But I don't have that luxury". In many cases of mass litigation, corporations are able to buy themselves settlements that enrich lawyers but leave the victims -- faceless names on the cover sheets of legal documents -- with a pittance.

One wonders if another reason for the run of faceless names is that the housing authority realized that no matter what it called its buildings, people would still line up to move into them, such is the severity of the permanent shortage of affordable housing in New York City.

Capital Research goes to great lengths to make its stock pickers faceless names, so that retail fund investors won't bolt when a star manager quits.

Funny how quickly everything changes, two years ago Groff was a faceless, terrifying name that seemed like it would pose an insurmountable challenge and would spell the end of my running career.

FROM 1954 to 1965, a faceless bureaucrat named Vladimir Malin was the official note-taker at meetings of the leadership of the Soviet Union.

For me, my choice was to spend $14.57 on a few lunches to put faces on the faceless and names to their lives.

They were objectified into a faceless mass, without names or personalities.

At any given moment, there are maybe five guys who are great NFL quarterbacks, another ten who are barely good enough to placate their fanbases, and the rest basically faceless dudes with names like "John Beck" or "Kyle Ramirez," shuffling from team to team, occasionally starting and mostly failing.