Absurd it is, but will Fry remain so detached when face to face with such hatred?
Yet nobody ever seemed to notice these imperfections when face to face with Weyman and listening to Weyman talk.
When Face to Face began in 1959, John Freeman's first guests included Bertrand Russell and Carl Jung.
For Robespierre and his contemporaries, "terror" conveyed the exalted emotion people may feel when face to face with the absolute.
And mightn't the replacement of female sexual anatomy with cutesy animations simply reinforce the squickiness or intimidation that some feel when face to face with the beautiful beast?
But she got a taste of the difficulties when Face of Africa representatives held auditions here over two days in March.
Some students who would be loath to discuss their views when face to face with their professor thrive in an asynchronous discussion in which they have the time to digest what is being said and formulate their thoughts before replying.
This strange phrase in the dramatic message written by Captain Scott when face to face with death is still the dominating problem in connection with the terrible disaster in the Antarctic.
The program began away from the keyboard, when Face the Music, an ensemble of 15 students from the Kaufman Center's music schools, performed — unleashed, really — Gyorgy Ligeti's "Poème Symphonique" for 100 metronomes (1962) in the hall's mezzanine.
If I can hang on to just one more thing from this trip, I would want it to be the awe felt so many times when face to face with the incredible beauty and diversity of this planet.
Her ambivalence is most pointed when face to face with the man she has dated whenever she goes home, Henry Clinton, her father's protege, who she knows well is waiting to marry her.
