Sentence examples for own facade from inspiring English sources

Either his own facade or that of his team.

He views vinyl siding facades as the key to preserving Williamsburg's working-class traditions, which arguably has become its own facade.

Every generation creates its own facades to signify "making it".

There is a desire to know more about each subject, but there is a fear that peeling back the layers may reveal all of the same emotions that are welling up beneath the surface of our own facades.

It was a shock to find this little slice of privilege within a shout of the bustling, thrusting Chelsea soccer stadium; it was a different sort of shock to meet Khan, who presents her own misleading facade.

But there's something especially delicious about watching Witherspoon order chocolate bonbons over coffee and then spit poison at everyone else, especially her own pretty, perky facade.

With her Saturday-night salons, and her editorship of the journal Wheels, Sitwell established herself as an enemy of the old (specifically of the Georgian poets) and a cheerleader of the new; her own work, especially Facade, first performed in 1923, reinforced this impression.

Miranda, once joyful, hides her own pain behind a facade of sarcasm.

It is the sound of a 47-year-old aesthete working at his own pace, dismantling his facade and reminding himself of all the natural poignancy that the bluster has been obscuring.

For a long time that was a gift -- suddenly it became a threat: was the sense of stability I felt in my own life a fragile facade as well, as Gary's seemed to have been?

It has sleek, minimalist storefronts of uniform exterior design, as severe in their own way as the granite facade across the street was when it was built.