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human face
1. Some said he sometimes looked as if he was wearing a mask, rather than a real human face
2. The kid came back, eyes on the friendly human face
3. She bore me down, and the bear stood over me, the human face protruding on a long scaled neck, filthy, bits of dirt and shit caked on a ragged beard, its breath rancid with vomit and rot
4. “And that somehow makes all the years of cold suppers and beatings better? Is it worth anything at all that my life was spared as you say, while I spent endless sleepless night wishing I had never been born? When time after time my body and soul were ravaged by those beasts that dared to call themselves men? A tool of pleasure in the shadows of the Trofeia, all those tortured souls at the hands of monsters with human faces, never knowing mercy or kindness
5. And it was one of the vegetables that talked to her now: a turnip, with a human face on it
6. A human face…
7. It had a human face, but its entire body was a plant, with stems, roots and leaves
8. This man looked like curiosity would look if it had a human face
9. Where there had been the likeness of a human face, there was no face at all, and the metal limbs melted and changed
10. But in its dim, hideous features, which were a bestial travesty of a human face, showed ghastly exultation
11. that bore a strikingly firm but feminine, human face
12. He was not insensitive to the human facet of his job and to what was unfolding
13. Predictably, they drew on the experience of their own lives and social interactions to put a human face, or at the least, a human conscious on the mysteries around them
14. Instinctively, out of survival, I sprang head first into the narrow crack, which I seemed to have hallucinated a human face peering out at me just a moment before
15. The otter seemed to have a human face, but that didn’t matter
16. “It means that your sculpted face cannot be a mere human face
17. Your human face has a river scar carved on it and cheetah tears painted on it
18. The universal frame of life in heavenly harmony came before the human face
19. Only in a climate of love, a human face can retain the properties with which God created it in his own image
20. God always use his colors in plural form to mark the culture of that human face evolved
21. He had a human face with long antennae protruding from
22. sixty human faces carved out of stone protruded from the walls
23. human face with long antennae protruding from his forehead
24. At least sixty human faces carved out
25. Sneering describes the human soul in a human face
26. the grievous number of the false prophet wiping the human face off the earth has no mention in O
27. When all the band members had assembled at the airport half an hour earlier Susannah had announced the crew was shooting a reality show based on Natalie’s life – “an attempt to provide a human face for the woman who beat-up children on live TV,” as the director gravely explained
28. I swear if it had a human face it would have been smiling playfully, but for now the smile was in the eyes
29. The first one was a close-up of a human male, mid-thirties, medium length dark hair, a face with more pronounced features than the average flat human face, but still flat by any self-respecting bird's standards (though, as Barnes had a rather moonish face, Silas chose not to voice this, remembering the owl pellets in the corner)
30. He had walked all the streets of Dorf several times, wearing different human faces
31. "There's nothing he can't do with a human face
32. Octopi with human faces on their backs and the ability to breathe the air and not die
33. “I know what I saw, and it was a human face, staring at me through the kitchen window,” I said
34. “The human face is such a mystery
35. Stratos, the human face is the ultimate achievement of nature
36. revealing a human face, the face he should have had
37. He who led the mules and acted as carter was a hideous demon; the cart was open to the sky, without a tilt or cane roof, and the first figure that presented itself to Don Quixote's eyes was that of Death itself with a human face; next to it was an angel with large painted wings, and at one side an emperor, with a crown, to all appearance of gold, on his head
38. But from the general background of all these human faces Emma's stood out isolated and yet farthest off; for between her and him he seemed to see a vague abyss
39. After three days of waiting for the sight of some human face, Decoud caught himself entertaining a doubt of his own individuality
40. It was a human face—or at least it was far
41. The black procession, when dismounted, looked the larger for the smallness of the churchyard; the heavy human faces and the black draperies shivering in the wind seemed to tell of a world strangely incongruous with the lightly dropping blossoms and the gleams of sunshine on the daisies
42. There are specific areas of the brain that have evolved to deal with this complex task, but the same areas of the brain will also take random patterns in clouds and force them into the structure of human faces
43. The human face of Javert consisted of a flat nose, with two deep nostrils, towards which enormous whiskers ascended on his cheeks
44. While this sort of a dog with a human face was mounting guard over the gate, and while the six ruffians were yielding to a girl, Marius was by Cosette's side
45. One has been surrounded with conflicting ideas which had human faces; one's head has been in the light of the future
46. To be left here alone beside this awful jungle—never to hear a human voice or see a human face—in constant dread of savage beasts and more terribly savage men—a prey to solitude and hopelessness
47. That beauty, according to our sense of it, is not universal, must be admitted by every one who will look at some venomous snakes, at some fishes, and at certain hideous bats with a distorted resemblance to the human face
48. I knew that it had something like a human face
49. He had withdrawn from society and shut himself up, till he was ready to shun, not merely his landlady, but every human face
50. Human faces had grown so distasteful to him, that the very sight of the servant whose business it was to clean the rooms produced a feeling of exasperation