Sentence examples for facially with from inspiring English sources

Born a Jew, he was a Jew facially, with a hint of Iroquois or Cherokee, but his mother had been converted more than fifty years ago by her brother-in-law, the Reverend Dr. Kovner.

He contends that under the rule we enunciated in Church of Lukumi Babalu Aye Inc. v. Hialeah the program is presumptively unconstitutional because it is not facially neutral with respect to religion.

As a result, the Court finds Section 201 facially constitutional, with the exception of one subsection which the Court determines to be broader than necessary to achieve the legitimate governmental interest at stake.

And this was all rather finely shown, with sweeping landscapes and swooping balconies – of both marble and of womanly flesh – and dastardly schemes and wolves and a splendidly nasty henchperson called Fabien who seems destined, eager even, to spend much of the series facially speckled with prisoners' blood.

While complaints about the app's matches included not being offered any matches (with some putting this down to the Eurocentrism of art history), or being facially matched with an artwork of a different gender or age, the most outraged Twitter chatter was on account of people not being able to access the feature at all.

In an interview last week, Lhamon said it was "facially inconsistent with the terms of the agreement" for the district to contend the policy did not apply districtwide.

Complicating matters, the federal government's decision will be based not on bioethics but on the language of the Marine Mammal Protection Act, which recognizes a benefit in winning the hearts and minds of paying customers who become attached to animals like the beluga, a facially expressive whale with a distinctive white hue.

CAms with facially amphiphilic conformation were expected to demonstrate membrane-lytic properties and thus reduce tendency of resistance development.

In order to address this challenge of controlling the relative metal-centered configuration, the synthesis of rhodium III) pyridocarbazole complexes with facially coordinating acyclic tridentate ligands was investigated.

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

Deep, searching, facially sweaty conversations on the phone with other semi-articulate, vaguely unhappy men.