Sentence examples for gave a face from inspiring English sources

She gave a face, her face, to metastatic breast cancer.

"My pain gave a face to the pain of other families.

In their performances, Brooks and Fonda gave a face and a narrative shape to the complex and developing questions of feminism.

Her 2005 essay "What Is An Afropolitan?" gave a face to a class of sophisticated, cosmopolitan young Africans who defy downtrodden stereotypes.

Ever since Rock Hudson gave a face to AIDS and softened the position of Ronald Reagan, we have known it is possible for Hollywood stars to ameliorate the stigma of disease and spark recognition, conversation and inspiration.

As the Eichmann trial gave a face to the Nazi extermination process, so the docudrama made the incomprehensible vastness of six million dead legible through testimonials of individual suffering.

I wanted to give a face to social justice by making portraits of human rights pioneers.

Art can howl from the abyss and give a face to the judicially murdered.

Munch created the perfect expressionist painting by giving a face the features of the inner psyche.

The book does give a face to otherwise interchangeable directors like Guy Hamilton and John Glen, but is also cluttered with filler.

We've managed to give a face, in our procedures, to people who've made journeys to Syria.