Sentences with phrase «whose face feels»

If you're one of those people whose face feels flaky whether it's December or August, finding the right face cream can be difficult.

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I suspect that the reasonably frequent face - to - face meeting possible in a small country, together with the easy multilateral communication now possible electronically, has already greatly strengthened a field whose participants often feel somewhat isolated in small university departments.

In the face of the marvel of what can be called the immensely small world of the atom, and the immensely great world of the cosmos, the human mind feels itself completely surpassed in its possibilities of creation and even of imagination, and understands that a work of such quality and of such proportions demands a Creator whose wisdom is beyond all measure, and whose power is infinite.

It's about feeling good about the face on the refrigerator, regardless of whose face it is.

We bring the gay demons out of these individuals so they can become who god intended them to be... Facing the reality that you have unwanted homosexual feelings can cause tremendous turmoil — especially as a child whose feelings conflict with deeply held values, beliefs and life goals.

Monk, whose side face Arsenal on Saturday evening feels the North London club possess a world class talent and suggests that the London side are genuine title contenders this season.

The problems faced by the «squeezed middle», on low and middle incomes, who feel that the rewards of working hard are too little compared to those whose stellar salaries are not matched by results.

«People are likely to react with little fear to certain types of objectively dangerous risk that evolution has not prepared them for, such as guns, hamburgers, automobiles, smoking, and unsafe sex, even when they recognize the threat at a cognitive level,» says Carnegie Mellon University researcher George Loewenstein, whose seminal 2001 paper, «Risk as Feelings,» (pdf) debunked theories that decision making in the face of risk or uncertainty relies largely on reason.

He introduces us to people facing radically altered senses of identity: an Alzheimer's patient whose life narrative erodes relentlessly; a woman whose schizophrenic world is filled with voices; a man who feels he must amputate his leg to feel whole.

I started with the Hydrating Cleanser whose texture was a mix between a water cleanser (which strips the impurities off your face, but can leave it feeling dry) and a milky cleanser (luscious but sometimes leaves you wondering if your face is clean).

The debate was hosted by Intelligence Squared US, a non-profit whose mission is to host debates that give both sides a chance to present their arguments so people can decide for themselves how they feel about a particular issue, whether it's dating, politics, the effects of technology, or any number of challenges we face today.

British TV director Michael Pearce makes a commanding feature debut with this psychological drama - thriller that puts an eerily windswept island location to fine use and features an excellent lead performance from Jessie Buckley, whose open, intelligent face transmits thought and feeling with piercing clarity.

Wes Anderson and Sofia Coppola had a lot to work with in Murray's cracked mug, so you have to feel for Coppola's brother Roman, whose own project of redeeming an iconic face hits a snag right from the casting sheet.

His professionally underwhelmed parents, played by Steven Wright and Jennifer Coolidge, worry that his propensity for feelings will get him into trouble, and they're right: when Alex clicks on him, the scanner registers Gene making a weird nonsense face, which infuriates the perpetually - cheery Smiler (Maya Rudolph), whose face bears a constant grinning rictus even when she's calling for «malfunction» Gene to be deleted.

Brolin's team of Untouchables includes charming ladies» man Gosling (who has finally reached the level of glib self - parody), weasel - faced electronics whiz Giovanni Ribisi, hot - headed Anthony Mackie, and sharpshooter Robert Patrick, whose performance as an anachronistic cowboy feels like a feature - length homage to Sam Elliott.

As a depression - prone war photographer whose death has sent her husband and two sons into decidedly separate states of emotional denial, she's a dangerous open wound of a character even from the confines of flashback; at one point Trier closes in on her silent, trembling, feeling - flushed face for what feels like a full exquisite minute, and it's the most riveting moment in the entire film.

Later, «Django Jane» is an in - your - face slice of hip - hop with a light score whose lyrics are both wonderfully bold and subtly self - referential, whereas «Make Me Feel» is a joyous conjuring of classic Michael Jackson and Prince.

-- but after delivering a movie whose logic was so muddled and whose imagination was so hamstrung by tepid characters and nonsensical plotting, that final scene could feel like a real slap in the face.

It also has to do with Saoirse Ronan, who is the kind of actress whose thoughts and emotions are so full that the director can just leave the camera on her face in close - up, and we'll feel a constant flow of vital information.

Perhaps it was the prospect of facing so many very little people, whose most recent personal milestone was toilet training, or the scratchy throat and the raggedness from an oncoming cold, but I arrived at school feeling a bit edgy, knowing there would be no hiding behind a computer terminal with a cup of tea today.

«Once I came to HGSE, there was a familiar face and someone that I felt comfortable reaching out to,» says Keene, whose research focuses on potential barriers and success factors in Native Americans» college application process.

In the downstairs gallery, a spectacular array of novel ways of living encompasses nature, culture and the human self in the form of a futuristic garden by the London collective Wayward Plants, a practising potter's studio conceived by the American artist Theaster Gates, and Pedro Reyes» Sanatorium, a functioning wellbeing centre where visitors can experience therapies that include hitting a dummy whose face is a balloon on which you have drawn the face of the person you feel most oppressed by.

But I remember at the opening feeling they weren't safe just facing the wall, they had to go into it,» says Coyne, whose nuns have now grown in size and are fused with freestanding walls encrusted with gummy wax.

With the release of her film Face in the Crowd (2014), an examination of crowd dynamics and the individual, Prager solidified her standing as an auteur whose ominous, experimental works conjure feelings of anxiety, apprehension, and dread, while simultaneously offering the viewing pleasure and intrigue of a Hollywood movie.

When your subject strives for the indescribable, the normal tools of narration and interview become glaringly imperfect; I sympathize with any journalist who feels a sense of futility in the face of a work of art whose emotive power might be ineffable.

I have the feeling that in raising some of those arguments here he might well become unstuck when faced with correspondents whose day job is in climatology and atmospheric physics... pretty much like an atmospheric physicist would feel, I would imagine, in commenting on the merits of something like, say, â Polyclonal antibodies raised to phycocyanins contain components specific for the red - absorbing form of phytochromeâ Planta 176, 391â 398 (not that there appears to be much to argue about there, not that I'm qualified to express an opinion on it anyway).

It is impossible to shake the nagging feeling the best years of my generation's careers face a second lost decade, marred by irresolvable constitutional riddles, economic arguments that would shame a kindergarten class and the fear a nuclear arsenal resides in the hands of a reckless real estate mogul whose personal arrogance is only matched by his geopolitical ineptitude.

From time to time in this industry we are faced with having to address claimants who feel they have been wronged, but whose situation does not fit within that of a recognized duty or standard of care.

Faced with competitors eager to deploy giant patent arsenals as competitive weapons and patent trolls whose entire business model depends on extracting settlements, many small businesses feel obliged to fight back by amassing a few patents of their own — whether or not they really need the protection of a limited monopoly.

Emery's key messages to parents are: «Children whose parents put them first from the start have a tremendous advantage over those whose parents can not separate their feelings about their failed marriage from their feelings about the coparenting (sic) partnership that will last the rest of their lives», page 6 and «if you can be a parent first, even while facing all the challenges and changes in your life, then your kids will be free to be what you want them to be and what they deserve to be: just kids.