Sentence examples for faceless nature from inspiring English sources

While some have described the Chief's silent and faceless nature as a weakness of the character, other publications have suggested these attributes better allows players to assume his role.

In 2008, Neill Blomkamp, director of the delayed Halo film, said the film would have depicted the character as "the most important supporting cast member" because of his faceless nature.

Different than the faceless nature of an email, these videos confront you with the physical face of individuals blatantly telling you lies, completely altering the experience of these scams.

The interactions, they say, feel more authentic and help humanize e-commerce brands that are, by their very nature, faceless.

Studio work, by nature, is faceless.

A common misconception about power in China is that it is totalitarian in nature — brutal, faceless and systematic.

The machines used BNL, a faceless corporation (which are basically faceless in nature) to dominate the world.

We wanted to represent the police as some kind of force of nature, so we made the officers faceless".

Terrorism is less a matter of faceless organisations than a social activity – one which, in nature if not purpose or justification, is much like any other.

On the one hand, Monbiot is right to point out the dangers of allowing private companies and faceless institutions to snatch away our freedom to enjoy nature.

Standing in for it at MOMA is "Despair" (1892), his first representation — with a faceless and inert foreground figure under a seething blood-red sky — of a ghastly epiphany ("I felt a scream penetrating nature") that he had had years earlier on a road outside Kristiania.