Sentence examples for kind of a face from inspiring English sources
I can see kind of a face if I imagine it".
"I think I am becoming some kind of a face for Japan," he explained a couple of years ago, shifting in his seat in his Tokyo office.
"This is significant of course because Jihadi John was somewhat of an Isil [Isis] celebrity – a kind of a face of the organisation in many senses – so there is significant blow to their prestige," said Pentagon spokesman Steve Warren.
Before he would hand control of the movie studio to Diller he would require some kind of a face-saving cover.
That's why sometimes you will find a lousy kind of a look on their faces, like, "pyuuuuw".
He just was kind of — a blank face".
It was kind of a serene face, not expressing any kind of suffering".
"I'm not at all surprised they would go with somebody that's kind of a fresh face".
The material made her inherently "more malleable, more expressive, with kind of an eerie face," Brook Ashley, a family friend who became the executor of Wright's estate, told me recently.
David Frum now says that they should have had "any kind of an Iraqi face" on the remaking of Iraq right away.
This kind of face-to-face communication is a good way to strengthen emotional ties and express our feelings.
