Sentence examples for faces whose from inspiring English sources

Even faces whose openness is maybe a tiny bit contrived are bizarrely transparent.

Detection and seeding for initialization do not presume known identity and allow for re-identification of objects and/or faces whose identity might remain unknown.

A golden crescent crowns the spire of the clock, which has four faces, whose white dials are encased in a square frame of gold.

He had seen and worked near people whose faces, whose crimes and whose past were known to many members of the public.

In his portraits from the late '40s and '50s, people have disproportionately large eyes set into faces whose details are distilled into razor-sharp lines and edges.

"We had a dinner party, and the look on the employees' faces whose jobs had been saved, you can't compare that," he recalls of that case.

He has a long, square-chinned face whose handsomeness he is said to recognize but not overprize.

However, there is nearly no geometrical deformation of the stripe projected onto weld face, whose seam width is less than 0.1 mm and without misalignment.

This little dab is a tremendous jolt in a face whose flattened whiteness is as corrosive as a flashbulb flare.

In "System of Display, S (RESTLESS/Iwao Yamawaki, portrait of Bauhaus student Selman Nagic)," an S is emblazoned over a pensive boy's face whose eyes are closed.

Wolfgang Amadè Mozart, as he usually spelled his name, was a small man with a plain, pockmarked face, whose most striking feature was a pair of intense blue-gray eyes.