Sentence examples for unfriendly face from inspiring English sources

Its unfriendly face began in the 1860's with its name, which means "To Rule the East".

Then there's the portrait of him, after Holbein: a dewlapped man in dark robes with a shrewd, unfriendly face, holding a folded paper like an upturned dagger.

The same software could refuse to start the car should someone with an unfriendly face try to drive your vehicle without permission.

She was on her way home when she recognised some familiar and unfriendly faces in the darkness.

Rosa Yassin Hassan, the young novelist who spoke about the climate of unease, was in a hotel restaurant the other morning, scanning the room for unfriendly faces before settling down to an interview.

At the most basic level, they've found that it takes as little as one-hundredth of a second for the brain to notice friendly and unfriendly faces in a crowd.

Huge online platform companies like Facebook, which turn out to be easily manipulated by unfriendly players, face one set of challenges.

Despite her unfriendly-looking face and large girth, Rapunzel seems less menacing than her cousin at the zoo, the Great One-Horned Indian Rhinoceros, which most zoogoers would identify as their image of a rhinoceros.

In the past, such press conferences were Putin's public-relations galas: they were mostly staged so Putin wouldn't face unfriendly questions.

Some refugees who have moved out of the area said today that those who stayed behind would rather risk the crossfire than face unfriendly Macedonian troops.

For his part, Mr. Reines plays down his interactions with the Weiner operation, saying he is unpaid and primarily concerned with assisting Ms. Abedin, a beloved surrogate daughter to the Clintons who has faced unfriendly headlines and pointed questions about her judgment after publicly vouching for Mr. Weiner.