Sentence examples for faces window from inspiring English sources

An article that accompanied Todorov's study, written by Joann M. Montepare and Leslie Zebrowitz, the author of "Reading Faces: Window to the Soul?," suggests an answer: voters perceive "baby-facedness" (broad cheeks, small chin, big eyes) as a sign of incompetence, whereas "facial maturity" (jutting chin, furrowed brow, angular nose) connotes capability.

The master bedroom also has a large ocean-facing window with a bench seat.

(A west-facing window up high in a skyscraper could be a good place to watch).

Look out a street-facing window on any given morning and you'd think a Centrum commercial was being filmed.

The dispatcher of the tug company directed movement of boats from desk facing window overlooking the harbor.

In 1934, he and his wife, Josephine, built a modest summer house — a classic Cape, but for a huge north-facing window.

With a southern facing window, the thermal efficiency of the PVTW is reduced by 27% relatively.

Experiment has been conducted to study the temperature field of a building with both southern facing window and the PVTW.

It is also discovered that only in area very close to equator performance of north facing window designs is satisfactory.

The proposed design can be either installed over the roof top of a house or near a south facing window (in countries of northern hemisphere).

Sunlight: Position in an east facing window, or a southern window with indirect exposure.