Sentence examples for faces itself from inspiring English sources

The city faces itself here like nowhere else.

Fold the paper in half vertically (so the backside faces itself) and then unfold.

Also, again using adult faces, both Crookes and McKone [15] and Carey [30] found the size of the inversion effect for faces itself was the same size in children and adults.

In the cases mentioned above, face is not a residual category of social mechanisms of perception and approval, of self through other's perceptions, either positive or negative; rather, face itself becomes an object of self-conscious strategies.

Too Faced itself has changed hands before.

And then there is the face itself.

There -- a little puff on the rock face itself.

In MPEG-4, the animation is kept separate from the face itself.

It is black above and strikingly white below and around the face, with the face itself being dark greenish with prominent brick-red lips.

Though the concept of such a type has challenged recent designers, the face itself is used largely for display purposes, in which continuous reading is not a requirement.

And a pleasingly oily Keith Talent, from Martin Amis's "London Fields": "The face itself was leonine, puffy with hungers, and as dry as soft fur".