Sentence examples for natural face from inspiring English sources

"Now our system reads every single pore and crease in the actor's natural face".

"She became a natural fit, a natural face, for this project".

A woman's natural face is beautiful and tells the story of her life, wrinkles and all.

The forehead twisted in a way that no natural face could, but the effect was not jarring, perhaps because movies have made the impossible countenance a familiar thing: the slow-motion punch, the face distorting into exaggerated ripples, assisted by C.G.I.

The surgeons will cut and lift it away, packing it, as we would that young woman's heart, in a cold preservative solution and then spiriting it away to a waiting recipient, someone whose natural face has been severely disfigured either by disease or an accident.

And Dan Chiasson springboards from James 1 23 ("For if any be a hearer of the word, and not a doer, he is like unto a man beholding his natural face in a glass") into a poem about how he interviewed (or didn't interview) Janet Malcolm, whose new book "Iphigenia in Forest Hills" originated as an article in the magazine: She'd interviewed herself, I realized later; I was bystander to a rendezvous.

The next stage in real equality will be when the natural faces of older women are also acceptable publicly.

Lights appear more natural, faces are visible even when backlighting threatens to overwhelm, and moving objects are more in focus.

"The boulders have natural faces with no signs of cutting or chiselling.

According to Glanville, as part of the trend away from caricature, AP Films was "looking for more natural faces".

Response times for natural faces expressing no emotion are faster than for virtual faces.