Sentence examples for giving a face from inspiring English sources
Munch created the perfect expressionist painting by giving a face the features of the inner psyche.
Kate Hutchinson East India Youth: giving a face, and a flowery shirt, to electronic music The Mercury music prize promotes "the best" of British music.
It is about giving a face -- in this case, one with bold, rectangular glasses framed by wild, curly hair -- to a place proud to claim that it is the oldest republic in the world, dating to 301.
Senator McCain, an Arizona Republican, was right of course: whatever the producers' motives, giving a face and a name to each of the 721 dead who had been identified at that moment could hardly be described as sedition.
In 2008, when a white woman and a black man are running for president and attracting unprecedented numbers of voters partly because they are giving a face to the wildly under-represented, you might think that Hollywood would get a clue.
WFP inspires the masses to get involved by giving a face to poverty and telling stories from real people through the use of video and the Internet.
She gave a face, her face, to metastatic breast cancer.
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.
In their performances, Brooks and Fonda gave a face and a narrative shape to the complex and developing questions of feminism.
