Sentence examples for interested in faces from inspiring English sources

A separate study by the same researchers found that bottoms were more interested in faces considered to be traditionally masculine, while tops showed more interest in traditionally feminine faces.

"I'm interested in faces, all the different nationalities and how they live their lives," said Mr. Murphy, who recently painted a self-portrait that was nominated for the National Portrait Award in Ireland.

It's too late to tell that to Dr. Sax, a proponent of single-sex education, who cited the Connellan study as evidence that "girls are born prewired to be interested in faces while boys are prewired to be more interested in moving objects".

As he began shifting into acting in his 20s, he soon found his background an advantage — in part for a film industry interested in faces of color as it explored the worlds of Asia and the Middle East, but also in the evolution of his own creative identity.

I'm also interested in faces.

Syria, like any typical country in the Middle East, smears the lesbian community with labels and misjudgments – and it is these that the community is more interested in facing at the moment.

Clad in more denim than Quo, they're more interested in face-to-face jamming than audience interaction, beyond the odd "You ready to have some fun?" or "You guys feel free to sing along", a flicked plectrum for the front row to fight over, and only some red lasers and white strobes to compensate for the personality deficit.

And he said he was not interested in facing Chisora.

In short, the dance will fall flat if the partners are not interested in facing each other.

Puerto Rican great Miguel Cotto is the WBC champion at 160lb but, unsurprisingly, does not seem interested in facing the devastating Golovkin.

While 640 480 resolution may be usable for many computer vision processing applications, those interested in face recognition (or better yet, face reconstruction) may find VGA to be particularly challenging to work with.