Sentence examples for given a face from inspiring English sources

Tim Edwards has given a face to their plight, and The Homeless Guy a voice.

Given a face image, the problem of age estimation is to predict the actual age from the visual appearance of the face.

Here the brush blends Rudi with the wall behind him in horizontal striations evocative of barbed wire; repressed memory given a face.

A cheeky chrome Sunbeam toaster has actually been given a face with the lateral toast-depression lever assuming the role of a nose.

America has a tradition of populist politics, and in most cases the strategy has worked best when the enemy has been given a face.

In a city that never ceases to polish its image, one of Paris's most visited monuments has also been given a face lift, but people still keep seeking it out for the wrong reason.

"He's been given a face-lift," she said.

A peajacket in navy bouclé wool was loosened up and given a face-flattering bit of white on the lapels.

The administration building was given a face-lift, compliments of the moviemakers, who also manicured the campus with new greenery.

In fact, London's building programme is different from the schemes that have given a face-lift to Paris, or transformed Barcelona and Bilbao.

Each town has a large stock of ugly, Soviet-era apartment buildings, but while those in Ivangorod show their age, Narva's have been given a face-lift and their grounds mostly cleared of weeds and garbage.