Sentence examples similar to faces type from inspiring English sources
Other repetitions – of faces, types, the shuffling of things and the names we give them – seem products of genuine anxiety.
"Where would we be without emoticons, emoji, and sideways winky faces typed out of punctuation marks?" Barry Blitt, the artist behind this week's cover, says.
Additionally, perception of dynamic emotion expressions should be compared between both faces types.
It is framed, in bold-face type, "Ex Libris Adolf Hitler".
When she makes sharper observations, they are expressed in the narrative equivalent of bold-face type.
I'm a rub-it-in-your-face type of winner.
Aminah Davis, a sophomore point guard from Pleasantville, N.J., described him as "an in-your-face type of person".
Mr. Olstein said, approvingly, that he had heard Mr. Black was "an 'in your face' type of guy".
"It was not the in-your-face type of discussion that you usually get into around budget time".
The invitation included an admonition in bold face type and capital letters to include with the R.S.V.P. a photocopy of a valid United States passport.
I'll pass altogether on the Sydney guides whose pages are enlivened by little more than bold-face type or sporadic clumps of color pictures.
