Sample Sentences forfacade (editor-reviewed)
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Beneath the façade of ideology was an individual who wanted absolute power.façade = outward appearance
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The front of the building is brick façade.façade = face (a thin layer of brick laid over another material)
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Its fantasy was heightened by its red brick facade and the thick steel bars at its ecclesiastical windows. (source)facade = face (of a building)
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They stood in the yard studying the facade. The handmade brick of the house... (source)facade = face or visible appearance
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"Yesterday's news," I tell Lucky, keeping up the cool facade I always do. (source)facade = face (shown to others)
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our Los Angeles headquarters, a series of bridge-linked buildings with mirrored facades, (source)facades = faces (exterior walls)
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The facade of peace and cooperation had been undisturbed almost since the bugger wars began.† (source)
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...the setting sun is feverishly beautiful, casting a striking pink glow on the facades of the clapboard houses that dot the water's edge. (source)facades = faces or outward appearances
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Angry with them for letting me engage in a façade.† (source)
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Damp bunting swelled from building façades.† (source)
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I have the hardest time trying to maintain a normal facade when I'm feeling so wretched and sad.† (source)
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The buildings pressed close, their facades blank, chalky, windowless.† (source)
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The rear of Mercer House was distinctly different from the Italianate façade in front.† (source)
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Behind the polished façades, bouquets of teased cloth, buffed leather, cunning silver trinkets.† (source)
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When I looked into them, the facade faltered, revealed a glimpse of the madness hiding behind them.† (source)
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Several of the figures were eating directly off the facades.† (source)
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