Sentence examples for faces that remain from inspiring English sources

The deletion of the two black athletes suggests that they are anonymous and expendable players in a centuries-old ritual; the faces that remain are predominantly white, and their avidity, spectatorship and even blood lust seems to be the focus of the work.

If this was the case, arrays containing fearful and neutral singletons would be equivalent in terms of attentional capture by fearful faces, as both contain one fearful and one neutral face close to fixation, and peripheral faces that remain subjectively indeterminate in terms of emotional content.

On one of my stays, my usually effusive aunt greeted me with a glum face that remained frozen through dinner.

Glitzy diamond studded white sunglasses covered most of the face that remained visible between her platinum page boy hairdo and the extended ropes of pearls – picked up on Bourbon Street after Mardi Gras? – which swung between her neck and her Christian Louboutin-ish stiletto heels.

"Your patience and resilience have restored our national pride and empowered us to face the challenges that remain".

Goldman warns, however, that there are structural issues facing the industry that remain a consideration beyond the cyclical recovery for which the sector is hoping.

They have observed the government's handling of the NHS and noticed that there is a price to be paid for appearing to punch venerated institutions in the face for reasons that remain obscure to most voters.

The traditional decomposition of projections using deviations from individual means is not available, and more restrictive approaches to estimating quantile regressions using panel data are still in a developmental stage, facing theoretical challenges that remain unsolved (Koenker 2004).

Deprived of their right to health and education, these children face future prospects that remain bleak.

And their work will continue to be essential to supporting Haiti as it faces the many challenges that remain.

Travellers on the roads that remain face paying tolls at gunpoint, or worse.