Sentence examples for retaining face from inspiring English sources

In a country that puts great value on retaining face, experts on the elderly say that is a painful choice.

The retaining face of the terrace was built of compacted clay during the Late Preclassic and represented an enormous inversion of labour.

The retaining face of the terrace runs immediately to the north of the main North Group complex on the western half of Terrace 7 for 200 m, at the eastern extreme of this section it turns north above Terrace 8 for 300 m before changing to run another 200 m east, limiting Terrace 8 on its west and north sides.

These terraces are not uniformly oriented, instead the direction of their retaining faces depends upon the lie of the local terrain.

Apple's response letter also confirmed that it does not generally retain face images during day-to-day unlocking of the device — beyond the sporadic Face ID augmentations noted above.

Furthermore, the argument of greater experience will retain face value forever unless the current paradigm is questioned.

Items in scales may very well exhibit misfit (although still retain "face validity"), and removal of misfitting items may have no impact on the measurement properties of the instrument [ 14, 15].

With this skew, and the constant pressure for attracting and retaining talent faced by modern businesses, understanding this generation and how to maximise their potential is key to the future success of any media company.

While there, he left behind Steve Jobs, his body dejected and worn down despite his face retaining the same expression from the iconic photograph, carrying an old Macintosh and a sack.

We examined load effects by contrasting loads 4, 3, and 2 with load 1, with the view that higher activity at loads greater than 1 indicates a greater draw on resources used to encode and retain multiple face identities in VSTM.

Some of these were retained for face validity; in other cases they were retained because of the disproportionate time investment needed to repeat the validation process in all the languages for a small number of items.