The phrase 'show face' is not correct in written English.
However, you can use the phrase "put on a brave face" which has a similar meaning. For example, "In the midst of adversity, he was determined to put on a brave face".
"This is my show face, my work face," she said.
In 1971, Arianna appeared on the BBC classical-music quiz show "Face the Music".
They're just here to show face, then fold back into the history books.
Rosie O'Donnell dislikes having to wear what she calls her show face all day.
Mr. Seabra, of Cantanhede, Portugal, had recently been a finalist on a Portuguese reality show, "Face Model of the Year".
"President Putin is behaving like a schoolyard bully," Mr Schumer told CBS television talk show Face the Nation.
"You got to show face with the people who elected you, and he did that," Mr. Williams said.
In case you don't watch reality TV (really?), aspiring fashion designers on the show face challenges and someone is eliminated each week until the winner is crowned.
As Constellation Energy and McLeod Health show, face-to-face interactions still have an important role to play in driving performance in our increasingly virtual world.
Last weekend, the state and a nonprofit charity, Holiday Express, ran a big party here at the convention center attended by about 1,000 family members of deployed soldiers, complete with a live holiday show, face-painting for children, free food and gift bags, and an appearance by Gov. Jon S. Corzine, who thanked the families for their sacrifice.
We predicted that developmental prosopagnosics would exhibit structural abnormalities in regions that show face-selective responses, namely in regions comprising the 'core system' for face processing (Haxby et al., 2000) plus the anterior inferior temporal lobe (Allison et al., 1994 b ; Tsao et al., 2008).
