Sentence examples for sort of face from inspiring English sources

It's the romantic sort of face".

"I'm sort of face blind," Mr. McCorkell chuckled.

She is tall and angular, with a nice face--the sort of face that children like.

It might have been something to do with the fat" or "the wrong sort of face".

It is the sort of face that nature has provided with its own stocking mask.

The Codfish has a sort of face because he has to have a mouth.

He said he remarked that the officers and Mr. Busch had "this sort-of face-off and then you just shot him".

"Who knows what sort of face-saving formula they're going to come up with".

Depending on how the words connect -- I-you, us-them, his-hers the pairings suggest a sort of face-off or conflict.

A sustained Blues attack brought a penalty in front of the posts and the sort of face-off between the packs you would expect in a heated derby.

Finally, Republicans may be trying to figure out what sort of face-saving public concession from Democrats would be sufficient for Mr McConnell to cast a bill as a Republican victory over the administration.