Sentence examples for has too many faces from inspiring English sources
"Much of the time, harassment has too many faces to even recognize when it is happening," Ross wrote.
One to watch It's an area of the club that probably needs more work and the best of the current crop, Ryan Woods, might have too many established faces ahead of him to make a real impact.
Presumably, given sport remains one of the few cultural arenas with a shared sense of national belonging, Goodhart would agree with other rightwing commentators in suggesting the England teams should similarly avoid having too many brown and black faces in their ranks to prevent cultural fragmentation.
But too much attitude can be a turn off to Middle America and the judges spent so much time bickering about him Noriega had too many opportunities to make faces, squint and offer up retorts.
Our two nations have been partners for too long, have too many shared interests and face too many common challenges.
I still have too many clothes and shoes and face what another author, Barry Dennis, calls "The Chotchky Challenge".
He is an outfielder; the Yankees had too many outfielders and, on the face of it, he served no purpose, like a painting covered with a dusty sheet and stored in the attic.
Because you can never really have too many shirts featuring Timothée Chalamet's face, right?
In the Air, on the Greens, These Spheres Have Influence Let's face it, we have too many choices in golf balls.
But, it says: "If anything, the problem SSL faces is that of having too many opportunities".
