Sentence examples for intricate face from inspiring English sources
One Indians fan for years donned intricate face paint and a fake Native American feather headdress to cheer on Cleveland as "Mr.
Examples of Coade-stone embellishments have been preserved at Belmont, including the intricate face of Neptune on the keystone and the urns, freize and quoins.
Compared to the latter species, the Lined Quail-Dove is rather larger, darker overall, with a purplish mantle, and has a much more intricate face pattern, which closely recalls that of the even larger-bodied but wholly allopatric White-throated Quail-Dove (Geotrygon frenata).
The Dubnoff Center for Child Development had plenty of child-oriented play centers at the festival, from rock-climbing, dunk tank and bounce house to intricate face-painting for the little ones.
As it explored the shifting balances of power among its characters, "Damages" had to address a predicament that all serialized shows — even those that are less intricate — must face: How would it hold on to an audience from episode to episode and still maintain a frenetic weekly production schedule?
In his latest work, Godin (2008) explains that innovation is a recent collective passion, that this passion might be an intellectual trend dissimulating the intricate problems facing industrial societies.
The intricate black-letter face can be difficult for modern readers to decipher.
The resultant pictures, packed with animal's faces, intricate towers and swirling, colourful motifs, were exciting and unusual.
Pebble size had become fairly uniform, with diameters from one to two centimetres, but particularly intricate areas, like faces, are set with smaller stones.
Another artificial intelligence technology called Generative Adversarial Networks makes it easy to fabricate faces, intricate cityscapes and anything else base on a sufficient number of photographs to "train" artificial neural networks — visually believable and utterly false.
Don't expect to find macaroni necklaces or macaroni glued to construction paper here -- though, there is a pasta portrait of Rachael Ray's face and intricate sculptures made of apples.
