Sentence examples for strangers face from inspiring English sources
Some people have little trouble connecting with strangers, face to face or otherwise.
The two strangers face each other in near nakedness, wearing only boots to protect their feet, gloves to protect their hands, trunks to protect their modesty and no headgear to protect their brains.
However, these "familiar strangers" face both restrictions from traditional embedded practices and the need to properly deal with external complex social networks.
The whole idea behind Internet love matching is that you do not need to pluck up the courage to chat up strangers face to face, nor do you need to spend money on flowers and drinks trying to woo a lady that you do not even know.
Immediately afterwards, they sat at a computer and rated strangers' faces by how trustworthy they seemed.
"I look at strangers' faces while I'm walking down the street and wonder, Is he the one?
For the rest of his life, whenever he visited London, he scanned "many, many myriads of" strangers' faces in the hope that he would find Ann again.
When you vaguely resemble a celebrity, you come to notice the wave of quasi-recognition that gently drifts across strangers' faces.
You don't have to adore the novel (I prefer the film) for the app to make you a mad-eyed evangelist, prone to shoving your iPad in strangers' faces.
How lucky are we to look like someone so cool?" When you vaguely resemble a celebrity, you come to notice the wave of quasi-recognition that gently drifts across strangers' faces.
One woman said she recognized a man she often saw on the subway, which reminded her of what made New York special -- that even strangers' faces could become familiar -- which in turn made her sad.
