Sentences with phrase «barely see your face»

Seriously, I'm amazed at the number of people that either use a Webcam or are so far away in their photo that you can barely see their face!

Blackwood is almost entirely concealed inside a patterned purple silk cloak throughout; we can barely see his face.

He was so matted, you could barely see his face.

I could barely see your face in the dim candlelight, but could tell you were speaking as if you were there again, a half century earlier, the curious, watchful little boy that the big man beside me had become.

You could barely see their faces and had no idea whether their eyes were glaring into the Olympians» souls or whether they were falling asleep.

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Also surprising: Young people with the highest rates of social media use reported very similar feelings of loneliness to those who barely use it, Still, Cordani says, «meaningful social interaction» was seen as key to reducing isolation so more face - to - face conversations are needed.

I think it's very telling that Bobby Jindal, a person who barely showed his face during the campaign and had absolutely no impact, is seen as a big GOP winner and rising star.

What varied across experiments was the duration for which the face was exposed, from barely a glimpse — unlikely to be seen at all — to a sizable fraction of a second that, at least in older children, is invariably associated with the conscious sight of a smiling young woman.

You barely need to use any cream at all yo cover your whole face so i could see this tub lasting a year easily.

I've been wearing my glasses nonstop these days because I barely have time to wash my face, let alone put on contacts, so I got major heart eyes when I saw these pink tortoise glasses.

Because of deliberately shadowy photography, the audience barely saw Van Zandt's face at all in one of his best roles, as the Henry Luce - like magazine editor Rawlston in Orson Welles» Citizen Kane (1941).

Christiane's countenance is one of the most memorable in all of horror cinema — yet you barely get to see the real face of the actor playing her.

There's Erik Benner, a Texas history teacher and coach who has to work another job at a big - box store to pay his bills, even if it means he barely sees his wife and imperils their marriage; Jonathan Dearman, who decides to join his family's real estate business even if teaching is what truly fulfills him; Brooklynite Jamie Fidler, who's juggling many roles, too, the biggest of which is new motherhood; and Rhena Jansey, a Harvard University graduate who faces skepticism about her chosen vocation from former classmates who've picked more lucrative, high - profile jobs.

Yet, what Canada saw beyond the stunned student's face, was a home without even a couch, just a few cushions on the floor, and a barely - dressed mother, who responded with the same profanity toward the child.

Cost of Care provided by the San Jose Animal Care Center: $ 500 When Sylvester entered the shelter, his face was so crusted over with scabs that you could barely see his eyes.

Instead, I saw — barely, in the shadow of your hat's full brim — your mouth turn up, sending friendly ripples across your face.

We might have seen it before; it's September and I barely recognise my own face at this point.

But there is hardly a black face to be seen here, barely a caricature, and no examination of such difficult issues as the slave trade or the oppression of Ireland or the social horror of the early Industrial Revolution.

Interviewers want to see your face clearly, not choppy blurred - out frames that they can barely make out.