Sentence examples for had faces in from inspiring English sources

When the aging silent screen legend Norma Desmond boasted, "We had faces," in "Sunset Boulevard," her haughty claim for the superior physiognomy of movie stars before the talkies, she had not reckoned on Andy Warhol.

Miller talked about other difficulties he had faced in Afghanistan.

But he had nothing but admiration for the soldiers he had faced in battle.

They were relatively prosperous, but aware of the violence Madurese had faced in West Kalimantan.

He referred back to the frustrations he had faced in his own past assignments in Sudan and Bosnia.

John was very open about the difficulties they had faced in getting treatment.

The details of the charges Murray had faced in Morocco remained unclear tonight.

He asked her questions about the religious persecution that she had faced in Eritrea.

Unlike the conscripted armies Israel had faced in past wars, the Hezbollah fanatics fought fiercely.

It's easy for people to have faces — in fact, it's positively difficult to not have a face.

"He needs to have face in this whole thing.