Sentence examples for facially from inspiring English sources

Evidently we still make judgments from facial stereotypes, as the facially deformed are persistently regarded as criminal or stupid.

What changed my mind was the perception that the characters had a lot of life left in them, a lot of unresolved conflicts, and also I became interested in the Tonks pastel portraits of facially disfigured soldiers and in the whole area of facial reconstruction.

Cavor is white-coated, facially hirsute and occasionally ditsy.

She argued that although the city acted out of concern about race, its decision was "facially race-neutral".

Ellen Harmon sustained a serious injury at the age of nine that left her facially disfigured and for some time unable to attend school.

Facially he resembles Bob Dylan ("Yeah, I get Bob Dylan a lot") with a bit of the young Keith Richards thrown in.

That she's facially rather inexpressive works to the film's advantage.

In 1965, Gray was facially disfigured when accidentally hit by Rix's car, near the couple's holiday home in Spain.

In the flesh Heatherwick is a twinkly-eyed charmer of 45, facially a cross between Rufus Sewell and Damon Albarn, with a mass of tight curls and a very cool, sky-blue waistcoat.

"All the surviving portraits of him – even the very later ones with humped backs and things which were obviously later additions – facially are quite similar [to each other] so it has always been assumed that they were based on a contemporary portrait painted in his lifetime or possibly several portraits painted in his lifetime," said historian and author John Ashdown-Hill.

With the courage of an almost beaten man attempting a probably final throw of the dice, he seizes the opportunity to pretend himself dead and to assume the character of a man facially very like him, victim of a fatal heart attack, whom he has met in a remote part of Africa by chance.