Sentence examples for modern faces from inspiring English sources

Modern faces in general share characteristics resulting from the engraver's tool rather than the pen.

"Michelangelo's Anxious, Modern Faces, at the Sistine Chapel in the Oculus," by Adam Gopnik.

The denizens of Klasies possessed prominent chins, modern faces, and limb bones like those of modern humans.

The whole project is a bit of a trick, a little like the Klimts, which are copies, with fresh-looking modern faces superimposed on the models.

Mr Dress-Down Friday is one of the modern faces of Salem, the Massachusetts town whose name still casts a shadow thanks to the madness that tore it apart in the late 17th-century.

In spite of the modern faces rotating on the final digital story board that brings "American Woman" up to 21st-century speed, what is missing from the exhibition are fashion crosscurrents to link past and present.

It's the modern face of capitalism".

"He is the modern face of illegal insider trading".

Muhiddin Kabiri, the IRP's deputy chairman, represents the modern face of the party.

If it is not a wholly modern face, that only increases the….

In a sign of changing times, the 1960s-era chapel is getting a decidedly modern face-lift.