Sentence examples for gleaming face from inspiring English sources

The gleaming face of the States is really only seen strongly in the superhero movies these days - and then in caricature.

No wonder another Verizon ad, a freeway billboard I zoomed by, shows an African-American woman, eyes gleaming, face tilted upward at the precise angle of Barack Obama's on his ubiquitous campaign poster.

He bowed his head, watching his feet sometimes as he danced, for a look of bulk and diffidence that vanished when one caught sight of that gleaming face and savored his extraordinary lightness and precision.

The magazine Le Point had a cover with Carla's gleaming face and the headline "La Présidente," with a picture inside of Sarko standing docilely behind his wife, as she sat at his desk and offered that assured feline gaze to the camera.

Twitter sent him viral, the Daily Mail spread his gleaming face across their front page and his antics around Westminster saw him featured in a slew of major news bulletins.

A multidimensional quilt alternates from the winning smile of Jackie O., to the gleaming face of Oprah, to the bemused look of Mother Teresa all relative to the viewer's position.

A row of coiffured buns hover like halos behind gleaming faces buffed to a mirror shine.

Campaign posters, with the candidates' gleaming faces and party names emblazoned in red or black Arabic calligraphy, seem to shout at you from nearly every blast wall and lamppost.

The vote-vampire, pale and gleaming, her face dented and bloated, demanding that you give her more power.

There were dozens of veterans who did get in, their boots and medals gleaming, their faces shining with indignation, penned up behind security barriers.

Here in Istanbul, as in much of the developing world, Western cable television eradicates distance as it conveys images that seduce: plush homes, scrubbed children, gleaming cars, faces soft and pouting.