Sentence examples for interesting facing from inspiring English sources

Civilization sets out to answer a question that Ferguson identifies as the "most interesting" facing historians of the modern era: "Why, beginning around 1500, did a few small polities on the western end of the Eurasian landmass come to dominate the rest of the world?" In other words, the book attempts to explain the roots of something – western power – that has long fascinated its author.

They all had great faces, interesting faces, expressive faces".

"Every woman has an interesting face and life.

I had an interesting face, but I was not in the least anything like a beauty".

I scanned the crowd looking for some ambient light and interesting faces.

"People want to see great actors, they want to see an interesting face, and he's both," Mr. Lee added.

In the subway, gazing at an interesting face, I have nothing to help me but my imagination.

The books have made me look at people differently, I'm always scanning crowds for interesting faces.

"But I've never been attracted to pretty boys and I thought he had an interesting face and lovely eyes".

His book, "Playground: Growing Up in the New York Underground," is an album about stardom's essential feature: an interesting aura shaped by an interesting face.

"Even if I saw another guy sitting in the corner with a more interesting face, I wasn't allowed to change my seat".