Sentence examples for faces ranging from from inspiring English sources
Mr. Hawkins attends art therapy classes there, and his portfolio shows sketches of faces, ranging from those he has seen in magazines to that of Abraham Lincoln.
Some Egyptians decry the attention focused on the issue, calling it superficial given the far more serious problems the country faces, ranging from the direction of the revolution to the brewing economic crisis.
When the clothing manufacturer Burberry revealed it was going to close its factory in the Rhondda valley and ship the 300 jobs out to the far east, famous faces ranging from pop star Tom Jones and model Kate Moss to Prince Charles and the Archbishop of Canterbury expressed their dismay.
Each poster consisted of 6 color photographs of children's faces, ranging from "no hurt at all" (scored as 0) to the "biggest hurt you could ever have" (scored as 5).
Engineering design has many faces, ranging from the almost exclusively functionally oriented design of new materials and technical devices in fields like mechanical and electrical engineering, to strongly aesthetically oriented design projects that may be encountered in industrial and architectural design.
The FIS comprises a set of five faces ranging from very happy to very unhappy, the middle face being neutral.
A great sea of expectant faces ranges from west to east and up the hill.
Leonard tells Creators that these flattened faces range from life-size to the "super fucking huge" quilt he recently exhibited at the Center for Maine Contemporary Art.
Bounces were common along the longwall face, ranging from thumps in the roof or floor to coal being blown from the face.
Each interview was face-to-face, ranging from 45 to 90 minutes, audio-recorded, and transcribed verbatim.
The items and possible responses were read out and to help the children understand how to answer, for the PedsQL, a visual prompt (of a face ranging from smiley to sad associated with each response option) was provided as recommended by the developers of the instrument for administration to young children.
